Research Article
Antifungal Activity of Selected Indigenous Pseudomonas and Bacillus from the Soybean Rhizosphere
Table 3
Main characteristics of the selected strains.
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Results of the first screening tests for characterization of B. amyloliquefaciens BNM340, B. cereus BNM343, Pseudomonas sp. BNM296, and BNM297, B. cepacia BNM299 and BNM345.*+, Siderophore detected after 72 h at 30°C, + orange halos between 1–5 mm.†Mean halo diameter (mm) and SE of chitin consumption on agar-chitin plates. ‡Mean halo diameter (mm) and SE of cellulose consumption on microcrystalline cellulose plates. §Mean halo diameter (mm) and SE of casein consumption on skim milk plates. **Relative growth of Fusarium solani in the presence of isolates but with no physical contact with them. †† PCR analysis of different compounds related to antibiosis. ‡‡hemolytic halo, halo radius between 0–1 mm, + halos between 1–5 mm, ++ halos >5mm on blood-agar plates. §§Mean and SD amount of IAA (g/mL) in the spent culture medium after eight days of incubation of the three independent experiments performed. ***Solubilization of CaHPO4, +: solubilization halo ≥10 mm, : halo <10 mm, : no solubilization halo, nd: not determined. |