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Streptosporangium minutum sp. nov., isolated from garden soil exposed to microwave radiation.
The Journal of antibiotics - 1 Jun 2018
Le Roes-Hill Marilize, Durrell Kim, Prins Alaric, Meyers Paul R
Abstract excerpt
The actinobacterium, strain M26T, was isolated from garden soil that was pre-treated with microwave radiation. The soil sample was collected in Roodepoort, Gauteng Province, South Africa as part of an antibiotic-screening programme. The isolate produced branched vegetative mycelium with sporangiophores bearing small sporangia ranging from 3 to 6 μm in diameter. Rapid genus identification revealed that the isolate...
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