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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 1999, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (6): 729-731.

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Effect of environmental temperature on formation of cellulase and xylanase in Thricholomataceae L1

Cai Jingmin1, Wu Ke1, Zhang Jie1, Liu Yunfeng1, Pan Renrui1, Ding Zuolong2   

  1. 1. Hefei Union University, Hefei 230022;
    2. Anhui Agricultural University, Hefei 230036
  • Received:1998-02-25 Revised:1999-03-04 Online:1999-11-25 Published:1999-11-25

Abstract: Higher environmental temperature is beneficial to the growth of Tricholomataceae L1 and its protein synthesis. When temperature is 38℃, the specific activity of cellulase is the highest, reaching 23.4Iu·mg-1 protein. After cultivated for 93 hours at this temperature, its cellulase activity is 33Iu·g-1 dry medium. The optimal temperature for the formation of xylanase is 32℃. Under this temperatrue, the specific activity of xylanase is 92Iu·mg-1 protein, and after cultivated for 67 hours, it is 126Iu·g-1 dry medium. It is suggested that environmental temperature has a regulation effect on the formation of intracellular enzyme of Tricholomataceae L1.

Key words: Temperature, Tricholomataceae, Cellulase, Xylanase