Food and Agricultural Residues: Potential Substrates for Amylase Production
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Food, Agricultural, residues:, Potential, substrates, amylase, productionAbstract
Selected agro residues and local fruit pulp production unit residues were used as a substrate for production of fungal amylase. The product was extracted and characterized to determine optimum pH and temperature for both production and catalytic activity.
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