Coordinated lignocellulolysis: topological analysis reveals coordinated lignocellulolysis in Klebsiella–Enterobacter-mediated rice straw degradation via surface delignification and cellulose crystallinity modulation

May 1, 2026Access MicrobiologyOpen Access

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This research aims to explore the coordinated lignocellulolysis process in rice straw by specific bacteria.
Analyzed the role of Klebsiella variicola in initiating delignification.
Studied the subsequent action of Enterobacter chuandaensis in cellulose tunneling and decrystallization.
Klebsiella variicola effectively begins delignification, leading to increased accessibility of cellulose.
Enterobacter chuandaensis successfully tunnels through cellulose, contributing to its decrystallization.

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Investigates lignocellulolysis in rice straw, indicating effective microbial collaboration for degradation.

Graphical Abstract Klebsiella variicola commences delignification, enabling Enterobacter chuandaensis to tunnel and decrystallize cellulose.

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