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131 results about "Klebsiella species" patented technology

Klebsiella is a genus of nonmotile, Gram-negative, oxidase-negative, rod-shaped bacteria with a prominent polysaccharide-based capsule. Klebsiella species are found everywhere in nature.

Materials and methods for enhancing nitrogen fixation in plants

The subject invention concerns materials and methods for providing or enhancing nitrogen fixation in plants. The invention provides for the use of nitrogen fixing bacteria that are isolated from nitrogen efficient plants. Plants for which enhanced nitrogen fixation is desired are inoculated with an effective amount of nitrogen firing bacteria of the invention. In an exemplified embodiment, the bacteria is Klebsiella Kp342. The subject invention also concerns means to increase the number of free-living nitrogen-fixing bacteria in plants. Mutants of beneficial endophytic bacteria that are resistant to plant defense responses can be used to colonize a plant in numbers higher than a wild type or a non-mutated bacteria can colonize a plant. The higher number of bacteria colonizing the plant provide for more nitrogen fixation for the plant. The subject invention concerns methods for producing non-leguminous plants that are capable e of utilizing atmospheric nitrogen by colonization with a nitrogen fixing endophyic bacteria that is resistant to plant defense responses. The subject invention also concerns the plants produced by the subject method. The subject invention also concerns methods for producing the mutant endophytic bacteria. The subject invention also concerns the mutant endophytic bacteria produced using the subject methods.
Owner:UNIV OF FLORIDA RES FOUNDATION INC

Denitrifying phosphorus accumulation organism (DPAO) with function of efficiently removing nitrogen and phosphorus and application of DPAO

The invention relates to denitrifying phosphorus accumulation organism (DPAO) with a function of efficiently removing nitrogen and phosphorus and application of the DPAO, and belongs to the field of environmental microbiology. The bacterial strain is named Klebsiella sp. N14, belongs to Klebsiella species, and is preserved in China general microbiological culture center (CGMCC), the preservation number of the bacterial strain is CGMCC No. 10290. The bacterial strain is a Gram negative bacteria without spore and has thick capsule in a thick and short rod shape; the bacterial colony is milky white, the center of the bacteria is protruded, the edge is regular, and the surface is wet, transparent and glossy. The bacterial strain has a function of synchronously removing the nitrogen and the phosphorus, and can be applied to sewage biological sewage treatment process; after the bacterial strain is aerobically cultivated in nitrogen and phosphorus containing sewage for 24 hours, the phosphorous removal rate is 81.79%, and the nitrogen removal rate is 85.94%. The denitrifying final product of the bacteria strain is identified to be N2 with the full denitrifying capability; when the bacterial strain is used for treating the nitrogen and phosphorus containing sewage, inorganic nitrogen, such as nitrate nitrogen and nitrite nitrogen, in a water body is directly reduced to be harmless nitrogen gas to be discharged out of the water body; the effect is remarkable, the cost is low, and no secondary pollution exists.
Owner:龙岩水发环境发展有限公司

Microbes capable of degrading phenol and cyanogen in coking waste water and method for treating coking waste water by using same

The invention discloses microbes capable of degrading phenol and cyanogen in coking waste water and a method for treating coking waste water by using the same, which relate to microbes for degrading phenol and cyanogen in coking waste water and a method for treating waste water by using the same. The invention solves the problem that micromolecule harmful substances in the coking waste water treatment process, such as volatile phenol and cyanides, are difficult to remove. The microbes capable of degrading the phenol and the cyanogen in the coking waste water comprise bacillus subtilis BHF3-4, bacillus JhqK9-1 and acid-producing klebsiella JhqM8. The method for treating the coking waste water comprises the following steps: 1. inoculating the microbes capable of degrading the phenol and the cyanogen in the coking waste water to a membrane biological reactor (MBR); 2. and treating the coking waste water. When the method is used for treating the coking waste water, the removal rate of the volatile phenol in the coking waste water can reach 99.6-99.9%, and the removal rate of cyanides can reach 99.5-99.7%, thus, the outlet water can reach the Chinese first-class emission standard.
Owner:INST OF MICROBIOLOGY HEILONGJIANG ACADEMY OF SCI

Composition and method for detecting and early and differentiated counting of gram-negative microorganisms

The present invention is related with the Microbiology field and particularly with a composition and a method for early detection, identification, differentiation and count of microscopic organisms, concretely Gram-negative microorganisms. The composition described in the invention consist on a mixture of substances of protein origin with a total nitrogen content from 9 to 20% and in relationship between 2:1 to 24:1, concerning to the content of inhibitors of the Gram-positive organisms. It contains a mixture of organic and inorganic substances that facilitate the differentiation of the Gram-negative organisms, being this mixture in a relationship from 0.5:1 to 2:1 concerning to the mixture of substances of protein origin. The referred composition allows the detection and differentiated count of E. coli and other coliform organisms due to the blue-greenish color of the colonies of these microorganisms on the orange bottom of the medium; Salmonella not typhi for the red color of the centers of the colonies on rosy bottom of the medium; Salmonella typhi and Proteus for the transparency of the colonies; Citrobacter and Klebsiella for the violet color of the colonies on the pink to orange bottom of the medium and Pseudomonas aeruginosa for the orange color with darker center of the colony, taking greenish pigmentation after 24 hours and producing greenish fluorescence under low ultraviolet light.
Owner:CENT NACIONAL BIOPREPARADOS
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