TW200506050A - Novel microorganisms - Google Patents

Novel microorganisms

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TW200506050A
TW200506050A TW093118451A TW93118451A TW200506050A TW 200506050 A TW200506050 A TW 200506050A TW 093118451 A TW093118451 A TW 093118451A TW 93118451 A TW93118451 A TW 93118451A TW 200506050 A TW200506050 A TW 200506050A
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microorganisms
production
organic waste
ultra
compost
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Tairo Oshima
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Sanyu Co Ltd
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Abstract

This invention provides novel ultra-thermophilic microorganisms. Ultra-thermophilic microorganisms (Caldothrix satsumae), originally from the compost fermented from organic waste above 85 DEG C, are belonged to new species and are able to growth above 80 DEG C. The microorganisms of this invention do not grow below 50 DEG C, actively grow at 70 to 85 DEG C, without spore formation and being Gram-negative absolute aerobic microorganisms. The microorganism of this invention can be used as the fermenting microorganisms in the production of organic waste compost by high temperature fermentation. Also, the microorganisms of this invention can be used in the production of enzymes with thermal stability.
TW93118451A 2003-06-25 2004-06-25 Novel microorganisms TWI280977B (en)

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