It is demonstrated that tropical peat swamp forest soils represent a valuable and underexplored reservoir of bioactive actinobacteria with promising antimicrobial potential and highlights the importance of peatland ecosystems as sources of novel microbial metabolites that may contribute to future pharmaceutical and bio...
Jetsda Tongtoht, J. Wongchawalit, Ratchanee Mingma· Antonie van Leeuwenhoek· 0 citations
Two mangrove-derived endophytic actinobacteria strains isolated from mangrove forests in Thailand significantly increased rice seedling growth, shoot length, root length, and root weight compared with those of the uninoculated control.
Tipyadapron Pengrung, Aekasit Suphannarot, K. Duangmal et al.· Chiang Mai Journal of Scienc...· 0 citations
The most potent strain, Bacillus paralicheniformis UB08 (TISTR 10842), displayed an extraordinary nominal Pb tolerance, with a minimum bactericidal concentration exceeding 9,000 ppm, and alginate bead encapsulation enables rapid and complete Pb removal, offering a promising solution for heavy metal treatment based on p...
Kaninnut Sangkhum, T. Panich-pat, P. Nimnoi et al.· PeerJ· 0 citations
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