Isolation and identification of myxobacteria in the salinealkaline soils of Akesu in Xinjiang
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Support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (31170009),by the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong (10151007002000008) and by the Open Foundation of Tarim University (BRZD1004)

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    Abstract:[Objective] To isolate myxobacteria and investigate their diversity in saline-alkaline soils from Akesu in Xinjiang. [Methods]Conventional culture-dependent methods,e. g. baiting technique,water agar,soil extract agar and mineral agar,were used to isolate myxobacteria from 25 soil samples collected from Akesu areas of Xinjiang. Combining with physicochemical properties (acidity /alkalinity,salt concentration,vegetation and geographical locations) of the soil samples,myxobacterial diversity was studied.[Results]In total 58 strains were isolated,and identified as belonging to 6 different genera,i. e. Myxococcus,Cystobacter,Corallococcus,Sorangium,Nannocystis and Polyangium of Myxococcales.The most frequent genus isolated was Myxococcus which may better adapt in harsh environments. Different myxobacterial diversity was detected in different habitat.[Conclusion]Myxobacteria diversity was low in saline-alkaline soils of Akesu in Xinjiang.

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Xianjiao Zhang, Zhikun Li, Zhiyuan Tan, Jun Guo, Honghui Zhu. Isolation and identification of myxobacteria in the salinealkaline soils of Akesu in Xinjiang. [J]. Acta Microbiologica Sinica, 2012, 52(2): 160-168

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  • Received:August 02,2011
  • Revised:November 18,2011
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