Vine shoots pre-treatment strategies for improved hydrogen production and metabolites redistribution in Clostridium butyricum

Production of biological hydrogen from Quinoa residue using dark fermentation and estimation of its microbial diversity

“…In studies where specific bacteria were preferred for hydrogen production, Clostridium species were generally used. The raw materials and bacteria used included glucose monohydrate and Clostridium butyricum CWBI1009 [ 57 ], food waste and Clostridium butyricum [ 58 ], non-sterile food waste and Clostridium butyricum TISTR 1032 [ 59 ], vine shoots and Clostridium butyricum [ 60 ], glucose and molasses and Clostridium butyricum TM-9A [ 61 ], and tequila vinasses and Ethanoligenens harbinense and Clostridium tyrobutyricum [ 62 ]. The majority of hydrogen-producing bacteria can grow in wide pH ranges.…”