Abstract:Biohydrogen production by fermentative bacteria is one of the most prospective alternative ways for fossil fuels. Therefore, this study aimed to isolate new facultative anaerobic bacteria from cow rumen as highly hydrogen producers from sugarcane molasses. Among the isolated ruminant anaerobic bacteria, the isolate RM92 was the highest hydrogen producer with maximum cumulative hydrogen (Hmax) of 426.67±14.56 mL/L. This bacterial isolate (RM92) was identified phenotypically and genotypically as Escherichia ferg… Show more
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