Isolation and Identification of An Endophytic Fungus with Antibacterial Activity from Mangrove
Hao Li
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Hao Li
Abstract
One hundred and three endophytic fungi were isolated from the root,stem and leaf of 4 mangrove species,among them the strain B3.8 had stronger antibacterial activity and wider antimicrobial spectrum.The classification results showed that B3.8 belonged to Thielaviopsis,Dematiaceae,Moniliaceae.It had strong resistance to G-bacteria,G+ bacteria and partial epiphytes.
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One hundred and three endophytic fungi were isolated from the root,stem and leaf of 4 mangrove species,among them the strain B3.8 had stronger antibacterial activity and wider antimicrobial spectrum.The classification results showed that B3.8 belonged to Thielaviopsis,Dematiaceae,Moniliaceae.It had strong resistance to G-bacteria,G+ bacteria and partial epiphytes.
Key concepts: Mangrove, Biology, Fungus, Plant use of endophytic fungi in defense, Isolation (microbiology), Botany, Epiphyte, Bacteria