John D. Buck, Samuel P. Meyers, Katherine M. Kamp
Abstract
Various marine substrates were examined quantitatively and qualitatively for marine bacteria. Of 132 isolates, 20 (six genera) showed some degree of inhibitory activity against 12 assay microorganisms. Inhibition was most frequent and most pronounced against terrestrial and marine-occurring yeasts.
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Various marine substrates were examined quantitatively and qualitatively for marine bacteria. Of 132 isolates, 20 (six genera) showed some degree of inhibitory activity against 12 assay microorganisms. Inhibition was most frequent and most pronounced against terrestrial and marine-occurring yeasts.
Key concepts: Marine bacteriophage, Bacteria, Microorganism, Biology, Microbiology, Zoology, Chemistry, Paleontology