Algerian Desert Rhizobia Show Drought Tolerance and Boost Wheat and Pea Germination
Four native Rhizobium strains isolated from wild legumes in Algeria's arid and semi-arid regions tolerated drought, salinity, heat, and alkaline ...
Tag: 16S rRNA
Cellulase improves fermentation of a high-fiber shrub silage in 60-day trial
A controlled silage experiment found that adding cellulase to Krascheninnikovia arborescens lowered fiber, pH and ammonia nitrogen while raising lactic ...
River Yamuna Bacterium Removes Most Amoxicillin in Lab Test
A Burkholderia strain isolated from Delhi's Yamuna River removed 68.9 percent of amoxicillin in a minimal medium within 14 days, ...
Molecular characterization of epiphytic ice nucleation-active bacteria on deciduous fruit trees in northwest Iran
A survey in East Azerbaijan, Iran, identified strong and weak ice-nucleating bacteria, including Bacillus strains, on deciduous fruit trees.
Native soil bacteria from Iran boost potato yields and fight fungal disease in field trials
Researchers isolated two Bacillus subtilis strains from Iranian soils that suppressed fungal pathogens in laboratory assays and improved potato tuber ...
Captive Amur Tigers Show Age-Specific Gut Microbes and Metabolism on the Same Diet
A metabolomic and 16S rRNA study of captive Amur tigers found 169 metabolites differing significantly across subadult, adult and old ...
Soil bacterium yields amylase that destains cotton and clarifies juice
A Bacillus cereus strain isolated from soil produced an alpha-amylase that matched commercial enzymes in removing starch stains from dyed ...
No single short 16S region matches full-length vaginal microbiota sequencing
A benchmarking study found no single short 16S rRNA region consistently matched full-length sequencing of the vaginal microbiota during pregnancy.
Season beats diet: temperature drives farmed seabream microbiomes
A longitudinal study of farmed gilthead seabream found that seasonal change, not diet, was the dominant force shaping gut and ...
Two New Antibiotic-Promising Bacteria Named from German Lake Water and Tunisian Soil
Researchers have formally described two novel actinobacterial species, one from a German drinking water reservoir and one from Tunisian soil, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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