Statistical Optimization of Solid‐State Fermentation by Aspergillus oryzae for Valorization of Olive Cake and Its Application as a Poultry Feed

Mohamed Korayem, Abdalla Sayed; Abu-Hussien, Samah H.; Abosamra, Fatma M.; El-Dein, Salma Nour; Rahmy, Hassan. A.F.; Mohammed, Fafy;

Abstract


agro-industrial wastes gained much attention in recent years as an alternative source of animal feed because of the accelerated
increase in the prices of feed and the need for the safe disposal of these wastes. Olive cake (OC), as one of the supplementary olive
oil extraction by-products, is distinguished by its excellent nutritional value. However, the crude untreated OC is /brous with low
protein content which makes it unsuitable for animal feed. In this investigation, four indigenous microorganisms (two bacteria,
one yeast, and one /lamentous fungus) were isolated from OC. 3ese isolates were evaluated for their ability to valorize OC as
poultry feed by reducing /ber content and increasing protein content under solid-state fermentation. 3e /lamentous fungal
isolate NFAO4 demonstrated the best performance for these objectives. NFAO4 fungal isolate was selected as the best isolate to
valorize OC. It was identi/ed as Aspergillus oryzae based on ITS sequencing with 97.35% similarity. 3e conditions of solid-state
fermentation were optimized using one-factor-at-a-time approach to be beef extract, pH 6, incubation period of 14 days at 28°C,
and 3% inoculum size. 3e nutritional value of OC was enhanced by decreasing the crude /ber percentage to 29.01 and the crude
protein was increased by 1.67-fold. Statistical optimization determined the optimum factors to be 19.48, 7, 30°C, 2%, and 30% for
fermentation time, pH, fermentation temperature, inoculum size, and moisture content, respectively, which decreased the /ber
content to 28.1%. 3e treated OC was utilized alone without any additives as a rooster’s feedstu* for 48 h. Its gross energy and the
apparent metabolizable energy were remarkably increased compared with untreated OC. 3ese results demonstrated the ability of
Aspergillus oryzae to increase the nutritional value and the digestibility of OC to be used as poultry feed without any additives.


Other data

Title Statistical Optimization of Solid‐State Fermentation by Aspergillus oryzae for Valorization of Olive Cake and Its Application as a Poultry Feed
Authors Mohamed Korayem, Abdalla Sayed; Abu-Hussien, Samah H.; Abosamra, Fatma M.; El-Dein, Salma Nour; Rahmy, Hassan. A.F.; Mohammed, Fafy 
Keywords Aspergillus oryzae; olive cake; optimization; poultry feed; solid-state fermentation
Issue Date 2025
Publisher John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Journal Scientifica 
ISSN 2090-908X
2090-908X
DOI 10.1155/sci5/4315411

Attached Files

File Description SizeFormat Existing users please Login
11.pdf1.89 MBAdobe PDF    Request a copy
Recommend this item

Similar Items from Core Recommender Database

Google ScholarTM

Check



Items in Ain Shams Scholar are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated.