Diverse endophytic bacteria isolated from a leguminous tree Conzattia multiflora grown in Mexico
ET Wang, ZY Tan, XW Guo, R Rodríguez-Duran… - Archives of …, 2006 - Springer
Conzattia multiflora is a leguminous tree present only in Mexico and Guatemala. There is no
record about its symbiotic or pathogenic microbes. In this study, we found that numerous
bacteria with 10 4–10 6 individuals per gram of fresh epidermis were distributed in the tissue
of this plant. All the bacteria isolated from the Conzattia epidermis were Gram-negative,
facultative anaerobic rods and formed yellow or colorless colonies. They were identified as
endophytes by inoculation tests. Some of the bacteria could significantly promote the growth …
record about its symbiotic or pathogenic microbes. In this study, we found that numerous
bacteria with 10 4–10 6 individuals per gram of fresh epidermis were distributed in the tissue
of this plant. All the bacteria isolated from the Conzattia epidermis were Gram-negative,
facultative anaerobic rods and formed yellow or colorless colonies. They were identified as
endophytes by inoculation tests. Some of the bacteria could significantly promote the growth …
Diverse endophytic bacteria isolated from a leguminous tree Conzattia multiflora grown in Mexico.
WET Wang EnTao, TZY Tan ZhiYuan… - 2006 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Conzattia multiflora is a leguminous tree present only in Mexico and Guatemala. There is no
record about its symbiotic or pathogenic microbes. In this study, we found that numerous
bacteria with 104-106 individuals per gram of fresh epidermis were distributed in the tissue
of this plant. All the bacteria isolated from the Conzattia epidermis were Gram-negative,
facultative anaerobic rods and formed yellow or colorless colonies. They were identified as
endophytes by inoculation tests. Some of the bacteria could significantly promote the growth …
record about its symbiotic or pathogenic microbes. In this study, we found that numerous
bacteria with 104-106 individuals per gram of fresh epidermis were distributed in the tissue
of this plant. All the bacteria isolated from the Conzattia epidermis were Gram-negative,
facultative anaerobic rods and formed yellow or colorless colonies. They were identified as
endophytes by inoculation tests. Some of the bacteria could significantly promote the growth …
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