Cultural requirements, enzyme activity profile, molecular identity and yield potential of some potential strains of shiitake (Lentinula edodes)
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Abstract
Optimization of cultural conditions like pH and temperature was undertaken for six high temperature strains (OE-16, OE-22, OE-23, OE-28, OE-38 and OE-388) of shiitake (Lentinula edodes) on malt extract agar (MEA) medium. OE-28 strain was able to grow at all the pH ranges tested with almost equal efficiency followed by OE-388. Mycelial growth rate of OE38 and OE-23 was low as compared to OE-28 or OE- 388 at all the pH tested. Maximum mycelial growth of all the strains was recorded at 20 °C temperature. OE-16 strain was the fastest growing strain on wheat straw followed by OE -38. OE-388 recorded the maximum yield on wheat straw supplemented with 20% wheat bran followed by OE-38 and OE-16. Different lignocellulolytic enzymes like laccase, lignin peroxidase and edoglucanase were also studied. Though laccase activity was the maximum in all the test strains but it was highest in strain OE-16. Molecular characterization revealed that strain OE-22, OE-28 and OE-388 are closer to each other and fall in one group and OE-16 and OE-23 in another group. Strain OE-38 is 92% similar to both the groups and falls in third group.
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