Investigation of growth and expression of ligned and cellulosolytic microorganisms in peat

At present, and in the near future, plant materials are supposed to be used as the main raw material for microbial biosynthesis. This is due to the fact that, firstly, the stocks of plant biomass are renewed in the process of photosynthesis. The annual production of biomass is 184-1010 tons. Secondly, today many parts of plant biomass, which are the waste products of some industries, are used little. This applies mainly to lignocellulose-containing materials. The increase in the productivity of microbial synthesis processes by increasing the conversion factor of the substrate into the desired product is not sufficiently disclosed in the literature. The purpose of this work is to explore the possibilities of increasing the conversion of the carbohydrate substrate in the processes of microbial synthesis.