Isolation and Inhibition Activity of Microbes of Endophytic Fungi from Eight Mangrove Plants of Shankou District,Guangxi
Liu Ying
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Liu Ying
Abstract
The distribution of endophytic fungi isolated from eight kinds of mangrove plants in Shankou,Guangxi was studied using two media and different mangrove plants tissues.And the plate diffusion assays were used to investigate the bioactivities of metabolite of the fungi.104 fungal strains were isolated from eight mangrove plants,among which 22 strains were isolated from roots,21 strains were from stems,30 strains from branches,43 strains from leaves.The 104 fungal strains were classified as eight genera.The result of inhibition activity to seven microbes showed 20 strains had inhibition activity to one indictor or more;Mangrove plants are rich resources of endophytic fungi which deserves further exploration.
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The distribution of endophytic fungi isolated from eight kinds of mangrove plants in Shankou,Guangxi was studied using two media and different mangrove plants tissues.And the plate diffusion assays were used to investigate the bioactivities of metabolite of the fungi.104 fungal strains were isolated from eight mangrove plants,among which 22 strains were isolated from roots,21 strains were from stems,30 strains from branches,43 strains from leaves.The 104 fungal strains were classified as eight genera.The result of inhibition activity to seven microbes showed 20 strains had inhibition activity to one indictor or more;Mangrove plants are rich resources of endophytic fungi which deserves further exploration.
Key concepts: Mangrove, Plant use of endophytic fungi in defense, Biology, Botany, Isolation (microbiology), Aerial root, Secondary metabolite, Microbiology