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. 2021 Feb 17;8(1):16. doi: 10.1186/s40643-021-00369-3

Table 1.

Bacillus species producing xylanases (IU mL−1) by utilizing different substrates

Strains Substrate used Xylanase (IU mL−1) Strain type Temperature °C Reference
B. subtilis Sugarcane bagasse 439.5 Wild 37 (Irfan et al. 2012)
B. subtilis Wheat middlings 70.31 Wild 37 (Reque et al. 2019)
B cereus Corn husk 2.20 Wild 65 (Ayishal Begam et al. 2015)
B. tequilensis Wheat bran 41.30 Wild 80 (Kumar and Satyanaana 2014)
B. licheniformis Commercial xylan 122.9 Recombinant 60 (Liu and Liu 2008)
B. aestuarii Commercial xylan 0.18 Wild 60 (Chauhan et al. 2015)
B. borstelensis Rice husk 6.81 Wild 60 (Budhathoki et al. 2011)
B. circulans Oat spelt xylan 7.05 Wild 45 (Bocchini et al. 2007)
B. amyloliquefaciens Brewer's spent grain 10.5 Wild 37 (Amore et al. 2015)
B. sp. 3A Locust bean gum 571.14 Wild 70 (Regmi et al. 2016)
B. pumilus Oat spelt xylan 1,723 Wild 50 (Subramaniyan 2012)
B. halodurans Cane molasses 69 Wild 80 (Kumar and Satyanaana 2014)
B. mojavensis Agricultural waste 249.308 Wild 37 (Akhavan Sepahy et al. 2011)
B. brevis Wheat straw 30 Recombinant 55 (Goswami et al. 2014)
Bacillus strains Corn cob 180 Wild 30 (Avcioglu et al. 2005)