Production of Cellulase from Potato, Sapodilla, Kiwi peels and Coir using Trichoderma atroviride ATCC 28043 by Submerged Fermentation

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Cellulase activity reached 1.66 IU/mL for FPase, 10.85 IU/mL for CMCase, and 2705 IU/mL for beta Glucosidases.
The novel substrate mixture yielded a percentage saccharification of 43.6%, significantly higher than rice straw's results.
Submerged fermentation using Trichoderma atroviride ATCC 28043 facilitated efficient cellulase production from various waste materials.
Optimizing enzyme production processes can potentially lower bioethanol production costs considerably.

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Submerged fermentation produces cellulase from potato, Sapodilla, and Kiwi peels, indicating potential for bioethanol.

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