(ZA9409839-A)      A compsn. comprising Bacillus spp. cultures and fungal cellulase is claimed.    USE -   The compsn. is useful for degradation of cellulose, esp. for treatment of sewage (claimed) and partic. in septic tanks to reduce cellulose sediment. The compsn. is also useful in the prodn. of glucose from cellulose (claimed).    ADVANTAGE -   The combination of the extracellular enzymes produced by bacteria cultures from Bacillus spp. and fungal cellulase results in a synergistic degradation of cellulose, and also degrades carbohydrates, protein and fat present in sewage.    (EP733025-A1)      A compsn. comprising Bacillus spp. cultures and fungal cellulase is claimed.    USE -   The compsn. is useful for degradation of cellulose, esp. for treatment of sewage (claimed) and partic. in septic tanks to reduce cellulose sediment. The compsn. is also useful in the prodn. of glucose from cellulose (claimed).    ADVANTAGE -   The combination of the extracellular enzymes produced by bacteria cultures from Bacillus spp. and fungal cellulase results in a synergistic degradation of cellulose, and also degrades carbohydrates, protein and fat present in sewage.    (JP9509308-W)      A compsn. comprising Bacillus spp. cultures and fungal cellulase is claimed.    USE -   The compsn. is useful for degradation of cellulose, esp. for treatment of sewage (claimed) and partic. in septic tanks to reduce cellulose sediment. The compsn. is also useful in the prodn. of glucose from cellulose (claimed).    ADVANTAGE -   The combination of the extracellular enzymes produced by bacteria cultures from Bacillus spp. and fungal cellulase results in a synergistic degradation of cellulose, and also degrades carbohydrates, protein and fat present in sewage.    (CN1147803-A)      A compsn. comprising Bacillus spp. cultures and fungal cellulase is claimed.    USE -   The compsn. is useful for degradation of cellulose, esp. for treatment of sewage (claimed) and partic. in septic tanks to reduce cellulose sediment. The compsn. is also useful in the prodn. of glucose from cellulose (claimed).    ADVANTAGE -   The combination of the extracellular enzymes produced by bacteria cultures from Bacillus spp. and fungal cellulase results in a synergistic degradation of cellulose, and also degrades carbohydrates, protein and fat present in sewage.