Genus Reciprocity of White Rot Fungi on Laccase Production in Mixed Culture
Xiaoyu Zhang
Abstract
Xiaoyu Zhang
Abstract
There were efficient effects on mixed Lentinus edodes(A3).Pleurotus sp.(B2) Ganoderma sp.(KG)by twos.The results showed:A3+B2.B2+KG had better enzyme facts-Laccase was produced continuously and attenuated more slowly than in corresponding single strain culture,eg.A3 to 200u/g 12th,B2 to 606u/g 6th,KG to 576u/g 10th,and A3+B2 got to 728u/g 8th,B2+KG to 2165 u/g 12th;and A3+KG also behaved better at the late stage of culture.The experiment suggested that mixed cultures among different genus of white rot fungi have important effects on laccase production.
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There were efficient effects on mixed Lentinus edodes(A3).Pleurotus sp.(B2) Ganoderma sp.(KG)by twos.The results showed:A3+B2.B2+KG had better enzyme facts-Laccase was produced continuously and attenuated more slowly than in corresponding single strain culture,eg.A3 to 200u/g 12th,B2 to 606u/g 6th,KG to 576u/g 10th,and A3+B2 got to 728u/g 8th,B2+KG to 2165 u/g 12th;and A3+KG also behaved better at the late stage of culture.The experiment suggested that mixed cultures among different genus of white rot fungi have important effects on laccase production.
Key concepts: Laccase, Lentinus, White rot, Pleurotus, Ganoderma, Biology, Botany, Food science