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During the fermentation with the screened strain S232, the glucose utilization, ethanol productivity, ethanol yield on glucose, ethanol yield on biomass and specific ethanol production rate were 3.81 g/L/h, 1.63 g/L/h, 0.427 g/g, 194.3 g/g and 0.385 g/g/h, and had elevation of 7.32%, 10.13%, 2.64%, 14.97% and 19.57% over those of fermentation with the parent strain S3, respectively.

The performance of SCBBR was evaluated by volumetric productivity, ethanol yield and time for process completion.

One cellulase and one xylanase were selected based on their enzyme productivity, ethanol tolerance and ability to primarily ferment sugar to ethanol.

This study is the first to demonstrate that disruption of PHO13 enhances the xylose consumption rate, ethanol productivity, ethanol yield, and cell growth in an XI-expressing, xylose-fermenting yeast strain under oxygen-limited conditions (Fig. 2).

Ethanologenic strain Zymomonas mobilis ZM4 has demonstrated its potential in lignocellulose biorefinery applications for high ethanol productivity, ethanol tolerance, and genetic manipulation feasibility [ 5, 6].

After 72 h, the glycerol utilization, ethanol production, ethanol productivity, and ethanol yield were 51.6 g/l, 26.2 g/l, 1.04 mol/mol-glycerol, and 0.37 g/l/h, respectively.

Ethanol productivity (the highest ethanol concentration divided by the total time taken to the maximum concentration) were 0.219, 0.236, 0.184 g-1 h-1 and 0.186 for varieties 55, 70, 74 and 120, respectively.

It was also reported that the maximum productivity and ethanol yield were 6.2 g L−1 h−1 and 0.295 g g−1, respectively.

The productivity of ethanol in batch fermentation with 50 g/l glucose was calculated as 0.29 g/l h.

The maximum volumetric productivity of ethanol was 1.22 g l−1 h−1 on stripping the bioreactor with nitrogen at a dilution rate of 0.075 h−1.

The volumetric productivity of ethanol for the hydrolysate from the mixture was also calculated (QP = 3.9 g/L.h) and was approximately 56% higher compared to the productivity of ethanol for the hydrolysate from bagasse (QP = 2.5 g/L.h).