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Table 5 Comparative average resistances of superior isolates to 6, 10, and 15 g/L acetic acid in ODM with 50 g/L sugar a,b

From: Evolved strains of Scheffersomyces stipitis achieving high ethanol productivity on acid- and base-pretreated biomass hydrolyzate at high solids loading

Adaptation stress

Isolate

Average μ o (h −1 ) c

Average ratio μ i o c

  

Glucose

Xylose

Glucose

Xylose

AFEX CSH

33

Colony 5

0.23

AB

0.23

A

0.86

AB

0.90

B

AFEX CSH > E

27

2A.1.53R-E20-C1

0.28

A

0.26

A

0.72

AB

0.80

B

AFEX CSH > E

28

2A.1.53R-E30-C3

0.26

AB

0.24

A

0.75

AB

0.68

B

AFEX CSH > E (UV)

30

2A.1.30R2-E40-C5

0.24

AB

0.21

A

0.93

AB

1.10

A

AFEX CSH > E > PSGHL

13

2A.1.53R S100E40-1

0.26

AB

0.25

A

0.84

AB

0.79

B

AFEX CSH > E > PSGHL

16

2A.1.53R-1

0.25

AB

0.24

A

0.88

AB

0.75

B

AFEX CSH > PSGHL

11

Colony 5-GP6

0.22

B

0.25

A

1.02

A

0.84

B

PSGHL

3

Y-7124 S90E40-1

0.25

AB

0.22

A

0.66

B

0.83

B

PSGHL

15

Y-7124-10

0.25

AB

0.24

A

0.97

A

0.85

B

PSGHL

14

Y-7124-6

0.23

AB

0.23

A

0.84

AB

0.81

B

Wild

1

Y-7124

0.24

AB

0.25

A

0.96

AB

0.87

B

Significance

  

P = 0.039

P = 0.223

P < 0.01

P < 0.001

Acetic acid (g/L)

Average ratio μ i o d

 

Glucose

Xylose

 

6

0.98

A

0.98

A

 

10

0.80

B

0.89

B

 

15

0.79

B

0.64

C

 

Significance

P < 0.001

P < 0.001

  1. aAbbreviations are the following: μ o  = initial specific growth rate in the absence of acetic acid; μ i  = the specific growth rate in the presence of the inhibitory acetic acid.
  2. bWithin columns, values with no letters in common are significantly different at P < 0.05 (Student-Newman-Keuls pairwise comparison method).
  3. cAverage across acetic acid concentrations for a particular isolate.
  4. dAverage across isolates for a particular acetic acid concentration.