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desert wood land plant shown to produce new prospects for extracellular enzymes.

The study revealed a new method of quantifying enzymes (glucosidase, phos-
phatases, cellulases) in outer environment of the microbial cell usingfluorogenic

substrates and standards.

Table 5.1 (continued)

Specie name Enzyme produced Detection method References

Penicillium chrysogenum,

Alternaria alternate,

Sterile hyphae

Amylase,

pectinase,

cellulase,

gelatinase,

xylanase and

tyrosinase

Agar medium Fouda et al.

( 2015 )

Aspergillus terreus l-asparaginase Agar medium,

spectrophotometer

Kalyanasundaram

et al. ( 2015 )

Phialocephala fortinii s.l.

eliniomyces variabilis,

Umbelopsis isabellina,

Hebeloma incarnatulum,

Laccaria bicolor

Protease Mayerhofer et al.

( 2015 )

Hormonemasp.,

Pringsheimia smilacis,

Ulocladiumsp.,

Neofusicoccum luteum,

Neofusicoccum australe

Laccase Agar medium,

spectrophotometer

Fillat et al. ( 2016 )

Acremoniumsp.,

Alternariasp., Aspergillus

sp., Fusariumsp.,

Pestalotiopsissp.,

Amylase,

cellulase, lipase,

protease

Agar medium Maria et al. ( 2005 )

Chaetomiumsp.,Preussia

sp.,Penicillium citrinum,

Thielavia arenaria,

Phoma medicaginis,

Aureobasidiumsp.,

Preussiasp.,

Dothideomycetessp.,

Aureobasidium pullulans,

Phomasp., Penicillium

citrinum,

Aureobasidium pullulans,

Aureobasidium pullulans,

Thielavia arenaria,

Sordariomycetessp.,

Fusarium proliferatum,

Preussiasp.

Glucosidase,

phosphatases,

cellulases

Fluorescence

spectrophotometer

Khan et al. ( 2016 )

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