ISOLATION, PRODUCTION AND OPTIMIZATION OF CELLULASE BY BACILLUS PUMILUS UNDER SUBMERGED FERMENTATION USING LABORATORY MEDIUM BY SMF METHOD

Abstract

Cellulolytic waste is superfluous in lithosphere and its conversion is one of the basic necessities. In current research, we have screen out potential bacterial isolates that were found capable for degradation of cellulose material. They can easily convert it into simple usable form of sugar. All isolates were capable to use cellulose in natural environmental condition such as pH, humidity and moderate temperature range. Isolation was done using to carboxymethycellulose agar medium. While, the isolates were cultivated by submerged fermentation method (Smf). Among all isolates Bacullis pumilus was found most potent strain for cellulose degradation and for production of cellulase at large scale