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Effect of medium components and cultural conditions on the production of polysaccharide by Porodisculus pendulus and mycelium growth.

Yoshiaki Iwamuro, Michiko Murata, Koichiro Kanamaru, Yoichi Mikami, Takuro Kisaki

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The effect of mediumcomponentsand cultural conditions was studied on the production of polysaccharide (pendulan) and growth of mycelia in Porodisculus pendulus JTS-3009.Glucose, mannose, fructose, cellobiose, sucrose, mannitol and various starches were found to be suitable carbon sources.Pendulan was produced and mycelia grew well on ammonium-N, nitrate-N and organic nitrogen.The optimal concentration of nitrogen was 0.03 %for production of pendulan and 0.04% for growth of mycelia.The addition of suitable amounts of yeast extract aided pendulan production and mycelium growth.The optimal temperature for pendulan production was about 29°C and for mycelium growth, 25~30°C.The optimal pH for pendulan production was 6~8 and for mycelium growth, 5~6.5.The seed culture was stable after storage at 5°C or at -20°C with the addition of 20~30%(v/v) glycerin.The maximumyield of pendulan and mycelia was obtained at 90~120 hr of fermentation.

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The effect of mediumcomponentsand cultural conditions was studied on the production of polysaccharide (pendulan) and growth of mycelia in Porodisculus pendulus JTS-3009.Glucose, mannose, fructose, cellobiose, sucrose, mannitol and various starches were found to be suitable carbon sources.Pendulan was produced and mycelia grew well on ammonium-N, nitrate-N and organic nitrogen.The optimal concentration of nitrogen was 0.03 %for production of pendulan and 0.04% for growth of mycelia.The addition of suitable amounts of yeast extract aided pendulan production and mycelium growth.The optimal temperature for pendulan production was about 29°C and for mycelium growth, 25~30°C.The optimal pH for pendulan production was 6~8 and for mycelium growth, 5~6.5.The seed culture was stable after storage at 5°C or at -20°C with the addition of 20~30%(v/v) glycerin.The maximumyield of pendulan and mycelia was obtained at 90~120 hr of fermentation.

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The effect of mediumcomponentsand cultural conditions was studied on the production of polysaccharide (pendulan) and growth of mycelia in Porodisculus pendulus JTS-3009.Glucose, mannose, fructose, cellobiose, sucrose, mannitol and various starches were found to be suitable carbon sources.Pendulan was produced and mycelia grew well on ammonium-N, nitrate-N and organic nitrogen.The optimal concentration of nitrogen was 0.03 %for production of pendulan and 0.04% for growth of mycelia.The addition of suitable amounts of yeast extract aided pendulan production and mycelium growth.The optimal temperature for pendulan production was about 29°C and for mycelium growth, 25~30°C.The optimal pH for pendulan production was 6~8 and for mycelium growth, 5~6.5.The seed culture was stable after storage at 5°C or at -20°C with the addition of 20~30%(v/v) glycerin.The maximumyield of pendulan and mycelia was obtained at 90~120 hr of fermentation.

Key concepts: Mycelium, Sucrose, Chemistry, Mannitol, Fructose, Food science, Yeast extract, Polysaccharide

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