Antimicrobial activity of microorganisms isolated from silt of the "La Izvor" lake system (Chisinau municipality)
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SYRBU, T., BURTSEVA, Svetlana, BYRSA, Maxim, BOGDAN-GOLUBI, Nina, SLANINA, Valerina, MOLDOVAN, Cristina, ŢURCAN, Olga. Antimicrobial activity of microorganisms isolated from silt of the "La Izvor" lake system (Chisinau municipality). In: Agriculture for Life, Life for Agriculture: Section 6 Biotechnology, Ed. Ediția 1-a, 8-10 iunie 2023, București. București: University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest, 2023, Ed. 12, Section 6, p. 24. ISSN 2343-9653 (PRINT) ISSN-L 2343-9653.
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Agriculture for Life, Life for Agriculture
Ed. 12, Section 6, 2023
Conferința "Agriculture for Life, Life for Agriculture"
Ediția 1-a, București, Romania, 8-10 iunie 2023

Antimicrobial activity of microorganisms isolated from silt of the "La Izvor" lake system (Chisinau municipality)


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Syrbu T., Burtseva Svetlana, Byrsa Maxim, Bogdan-Golubi Nina, Slanina Valerina, Moldovan Cristina, Ţurcan Olga
 
Institute of Microbiology and Biotechnology, TUM
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 23 noiembrie 2023


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Microorganisms are the main source of various bioactive substances used in diverse fields of biotechnology. A current problem in agriculture is the fight against various phytopathogens, which cause crop diseases. Current trends worldwide are green agricultural methods. Actinobacteria, bacteria, and micromycetes are known to naturally associate with plants and have a beneficial effect on their growth. Thus, the groups of microorganisms listed above were isolated from the silt samples of the "La izvor" lake system (Chisinau municipality), and their screening was performed to combat phytopathogenic agents that cause plant diseases. The following strains of microorganism actively inhibit the growth of phytopathogenic fungi: A. alternata - 8 micromycetes, 2 bacteria; A. niger - 1 micromycete, 3 actinobacteria; B. cinerea 5 micromycetes, 4 bacteria; F. oxysporum - 7 micromycetes, 3 actinobacteria, 2 bacteria. The growth of phytopathogenic bacteria was actively inhibited only by micromycetes: B. subtilis - 15 strains; X. campestris - 8 strains; C. michiganensis - 5 strains; A. tumefaciens - 3 strains; E. carotovora - 5 strains.

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Actinobacteria, antibacterial activity, Antifungal activity, Bacteria, Micromycetes