International audienceExtracellular enzymes from filamentous fungi are increasingly used in eco-friendly biotransformation processes. Their relevant technological role and their stability towards extreme process conditions make of them the first sustainable solution for the elaboration of bio-based products from biomass conversion.Objectives. This paper describes the isolation of filamentous fungi from decaying plant material in the region of Meknes (northern central Morocco) and the assessment of their ability to breakdown lignocellulose. The objective is to select performant fungi with enzymatic machinery adapted to local environment and with potential for the breakdown of the regional specific lignocellulosic by-products into potentially...
The current research focuses on the diversity of fungal isolates obtained from the soil and their ab...
In this study, natural fungal diversity in wood-decaying species was explored for biomass deconstruc...
Many fungal species are capable of degrading wood components by the secretion of specialized enzymes...
International audienceExtracellular enzymes from filamentous fungi are increasingly used in eco-frie...
Lignocellulolytic fungi produce a variety of lignocellulolytic enzymes which are responsible for the...
The decomposition of organic wastes, such as lignocellulosics to release the energy trapped therein ...
Three difference types of mixed organic matter from agriculture's wastes have led to successful isol...
This paper presents a way of tracking the production of lignocellulolytic enzymes in ten species of ...
Pulp waste water, soil from agricultural waste dump site and rotten wood were investigated for the p...
Various fungal species can degrade lignocellulolytic materials with their enzyme cocktails composed ...
Four soil fungi able to grow under low oxygenation conditions were selected and used in studies to d...
A total of 30 fungal fruiting bodies were collected from decaying plant materials (barks and litter)...
Wood or lignocellulosic biomass is a low cost and abundant resource that can be used in the large sc...
This work represents the first report on the ability of autochthonous fungi of Tunisia to produce li...
Filamentous fungi possess a high unexplored potential for production of lignocellulose degrading enz...
The current research focuses on the diversity of fungal isolates obtained from the soil and their ab...
In this study, natural fungal diversity in wood-decaying species was explored for biomass deconstruc...
Many fungal species are capable of degrading wood components by the secretion of specialized enzymes...
International audienceExtracellular enzymes from filamentous fungi are increasingly used in eco-frie...
Lignocellulolytic fungi produce a variety of lignocellulolytic enzymes which are responsible for the...
The decomposition of organic wastes, such as lignocellulosics to release the energy trapped therein ...
Three difference types of mixed organic matter from agriculture's wastes have led to successful isol...
This paper presents a way of tracking the production of lignocellulolytic enzymes in ten species of ...
Pulp waste water, soil from agricultural waste dump site and rotten wood were investigated for the p...
Various fungal species can degrade lignocellulolytic materials with their enzyme cocktails composed ...
Four soil fungi able to grow under low oxygenation conditions were selected and used in studies to d...
A total of 30 fungal fruiting bodies were collected from decaying plant materials (barks and litter)...
Wood or lignocellulosic biomass is a low cost and abundant resource that can be used in the large sc...
This work represents the first report on the ability of autochthonous fungi of Tunisia to produce li...
Filamentous fungi possess a high unexplored potential for production of lignocellulose degrading enz...
The current research focuses on the diversity of fungal isolates obtained from the soil and their ab...
In this study, natural fungal diversity in wood-decaying species was explored for biomass deconstruc...
Many fungal species are capable of degrading wood components by the secretion of specialized enzymes...