Product Substrate Organism Reference
Rifamycin SV Ragi bran Amycolatopsismediterranei [77]
    Rifamycin B Coconut oil cake and ground nut shell Corn husk Amycolatopsis editerranean   Amycolatopsis sp. [78] [79]
    Cephalosporin C Wheat rawa   Barley Acremoniumchrysogenum   Cephalosporiumarmonium [80] [81]
Cyclosporine A Wheat bran Tolypocladiuminflatum [82]
Iturin A Rice bran, Wheat bran Bacillus subtilis [83]
Neomycin Wheat rawa Streptomyces marinensis [84]
Oxalic acid Wheat kernels Aspergillusoryzae [85]
Gluconic acid Tea waste and Sugarcane molasses Aspergillusniger [86]
Aroma compounds (esters) Cassava bagasse, Giant palm bran, Apple pomace, Sugarcane bagasse and Sunflower seeds Kluyveromycesmarxianus [87]
Biopesticides Coffee husks and Sugarcane bagasse Beauveriabassiana [88]
Xanthan Potato peels Xanthomonascitri [89]
Methylketones Coconut fat Aspergillusniger [90,91]
Acetaldehyde methylbutanol Rice koji Aspergillusoryzae [92]
Vanillin Beet pulp and cereal bran Pycnoporuscinnabarinus [93]
Gallic acid Cashew husk Aspergillusoryzae [94]
Phenolic compounds Rice bran Rizhopusoryzae [95]
Pectinase Lemon peel pomace Aspergillusniger [96]
Ferulic acid Agro industrial waste Streptomyces setonii [97]
Tannin acyl hydrolase Coffee husk Lactobacillus ntarum [98]
Chitosan Soybean meal and hulls Mucorrouxii [99]
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) Rapeseed meal and Waste molasses Crypthecodiniumcohnii [100]
Antioxidant protein hydrolysates Acanthogobius hasta processing by products Aspergillusoryzae [101]
Bioactive metabolites Coffee husk, Sugar cane bagasse and Mango seeds Monascuspurpureus [102]
Biosurfactants Sunflower seed shell Pleurotusostreatus [103]
Natural pigment Corn meal Monascuspurpureus [104]
Pigments and MonacolinKp Sorghum Monascuspurpureus [105]
Table 1: Products produced through solid state fermentation.