Screening of High-Yield Strains of Bacterial Cellulose

Chuan Feng Liu; Qi Jia Xue; Sheng Hu Zhou; Qi'an Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.550-553.1611

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Screening of High-Yield Strains of Bacterial Cellulose

Abstract:

We isolated 6 bacterial cellulose-production strains from the natural decay of a variety of different types of fruit with sucrose as carbon, peptone and yeast extract as nitrogen sources in the 30 º C, pH = 6.0 by enrichment culture and diluted coating. M7, one of the screened strains from mango, yield the highest yield bacterial cellulose of wet weight 66.01g/100ml (cellulose g/100ml medium) and the production of cellulose film thickness 1.65cm in course of subculturing.