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Table 4 Decolouration and enzyme characteristics of Trametes species cultured in liquid media for 29 days

From: Trametes meyenii possesses elevated dye degradation abilities under normal nutritional conditions compared to other white rot fungi

 

Decoloration

Enzyme activities

 

Initial decoloration period (days)

Number of decolorations

Rate of decoloration at 29 days

Average time for decoloration (days)

Mn Peroxidase

Laccase

 

Maximum (U/ml)

Day at maximum

Average (U/ml)

Maximum (U/ml)

Day at maximum

Average (U/ml)

Trametes versicolor

Kirks

4

8

Low

2.75

18.2

15

8.0

90.5

8

55.0

LN Kirks

3

19

Inter

1.50

8.3

6

5.3

91.8

6

34.1

LN Mn Kirks

3

16

Low

1.38

25

4

11.0

72.2

5

40.4

Trametes multicolor

Kirks

3

21

Inter

1.29

22.5

4

11.1

84.1

6

42.7

LN Kirks

3

24

High

1.25

38.9

5

6.5

87.4

5

40.2

LN Mn Kirks

3

20

Low

1.10

50.0

5

18.3

84.6

6

35.0

Trametes pubescens

Kirks

3

19

Inter

1.39

10.4

17

4.5

78.6

21

26.1

LN Kirks

3

26

High

1.08

11.3

21

5.0

80.3

22

29.8

LN Mn Kirks

3

20

Low

1.30

19.1

14

5.2

77.2

17

26.3

Trametes meyenii

Kirks

4

23

High

1.26

20.5

15

7.3

88.1

17

31.5

LN Kirks

4

10

inter

2.91

20.8

6

4.8

86.7

8

39.6

LN Mn Kirks

6

8

Inter

3.49

46.3

11

15.1

90.3

29

36.1

  1. Normal (Kirk’s), low nitrogen (LN Kirk’s), and low nitrogen supplemented with Mn (LN Mn Kirk’s); for more details see Table 2. Each value is an average of five separate experiments. S.D. always less than 4% (n = 5).