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Generic Diversity of Rare Actinomycetes from Thai Cave Soils and Their Possible Use as New Bioactive Compounds

2009-01-01

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A total of 377 actinomycetes were isolated from eight soil samples collected from the Phatup Cave Forest Park and Phanangkhoi cave in northern Thailand. One hundred and sixty eight isolates (44.56%) were non-streptomycete based on their spore formations and isomeric forms of diaminopimelic acid. Among these, 50 isolates belong to the genus Micromonospora due to their characteristic single spore formation. Eleven r...

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10.3209/saj.saj230201
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