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IDENTIFICATION OF ENDOPHYTIC BACTERIA OF SEEDS FROM Cedrela odorata L. (Meliaceae) WITH BIOTECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Identificación de bacterias endófitas de semillas de Cedrela odorata L. (Meliaceae) con características biotecnológicas
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https://doi.org/10.15446/abc.v26n2.85325Palabras clave:
Cedar, Indole acetic Acid, Phytopathogenic, Aromatic Hydrocarbons (en)Cedro, Hidrocarburos aromáticos, Acido indolacético, Fitopatógeno (es)
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In the present study, 62 endophytic bacterial strains of cedar seeds (Cedrela odorataL.), collected in the municipalities of Huehuetán, Motozintla, and Pijijiapan in the state of Chiapas, Mexico were isolated. The goal was to identify characteristics of biotechnological interest such as biocontrol, promotion of plant growth, and growth in aromatic compounds. The strains were identified by the partial sequence of the 16S ribosomal gene as belonging to the Bacillusgenus. The biocontrol capacity of phytopathogenic fungi, production of indoleacetic acid (IAA), solubilization of phosphate, and growth in xenobiotic compounds (phenanthrene, benzene, anthracene, or phenol) were detected in 26 strains of the 62 isolates. 21 % of the strains inhibited the mycelial growth of Alternaria solaniand Fusariumsp., and 13 % of the Phytophthora capsicioomycete. IAA production was detected in 24 isolates, phosphate solubilizing activity was identified in 18 isolates, while the ability to grow in the presence of phenanthrene and benzene was found in 26 isolates; 24 isolates grew in the presence of anthracene and only two isolates grew in phenol as the only carbon sources. This is the first report of the isolation and identification of endophytic bacteria from cedar seeds, where biotechnological characteristics were detected for biological control, promotion of plant growth, and growth in the presence of xenobiotic compounds.
En el presente estudio se aislaron 62 cepas bacterianas endófitas de semillas de cedro (Cedrela odorataL.) colectadas en los municipios de Huehuetán, Motozintla y Pijijiapan en el estado de Chiapas, México, con el objetivo de identificar características de interés biotecnológicas como biocontrol, promoción del crecimiento vegetal y crecimiento en compuestos aromáticos. Las cepas se identificaron por la secuencia parcial del gen 16S ribosomal como pertenecientes al género Bacillus. En 26 cepas de las 62 aisladas se detectaron la capacidad de biocontrol de hongos fitopatógenos, la producción de ácido indolacético (AIA), la solubilización de fosfato y el crecimiento en compuestos xenobióticos (fenantreno, benceno, antraceno o fenol). El 21 % de las cepas inhibió el crecimiento miceliar de Alternaria solani y Fusarium sp., y el13 % del oomicetoPhytophthora capsici. La producción de ácido indolacético se detectó en 24 aislados y la actividad solubilizadora de fosfato se encontró en 18 aislados, mientras que la capacidad de crecer en presencia de fenantreno y benceno se manifestó en 26 aislados (24 aislados crecieron en presencia de antraceno y solo dos aislados crecieron en fenol como únicas fuentes de carbono). Es importante mencionar que este es el primer reporte del aislamiento e identificación de bacterias endófitas de semillas de cedro, en el que se detectaron características biotecnológicas para el control biológico, la promoción del crecimiento vegetal y el crecimiento en presencia de compuestos xenobióticos.
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