Fungal Production of Cellulase Using Fruit Waste as Economical Growth Substrates

Background: Vegetables and fruits are playing an important role in human life diet. For eco-friendly usage the fruit peel wastes can be used as nutrients for microorganisms animals they consist of various growth promoting factors. Cellulolytic enzymes convert cellulose into simpler sugars. Due to suitable cellulase titers rapid bacteria fungi becoming choice interest. Aim: Production fungal by using different types wastes. Method:This descriptive study was conducted collecting Fruit (mango peels, melon orange peels watermelon rind) from processing shops transported Applied Environmental Microbiology laboratory.Inoculum prepared basal medium powder.Descriptive statistical analysis data will performed. One way Analysis Variance (ANOVA) applied comparing mean values among species Minitab 16. P < 0.05 considered significant. Result: The showed that solid state fermentation enzyme summary within 10 days (181.32±0.00 μg/ml/min) after every 24 hour (9.40±1.22μg/ml/min) (0.39±0.05μg/ml/min) 1 (0.01±0.00μg/ml/min) at minute. sub-merged 191.83±4.96 (7.12±0.76μg/ml/min) (0.30±0.03μg/ml/min) (0.0.00±0.00 Conclusion: present clearly indicates potential Rhizopussp best producer cellulolytic enzymes. Regarding substrate efficient production cellulase. Keywords: Rhizopus, enzymes, production.