Bacillus laterosporus

Bacillus laterosporus, also known by its synonym Brevibacillus laterosporus (formerly classified as Bacillus orpheus), is a gram-positive (occasionally gram-variable) bacterium belonging to the phylum Bacillota (Firmicutes), class Bacilli, and family Paenibacillaceae.
Key biological characteristics of this bacterium include:
Spore morphology: Oval, lateral, mesophytic or submesophytic spores, with enlarged cysts and free spores that are thicker on one side (resembling a canoe shape).
Metabolic capabilities: It can secrete a variety of bioactive substances, including chitinase, extracellular enzymes, and antibiotics, while also producing organic acids and lysine.
Standard specifications: Available in powder (light yellow to taupe) and liquid (light brown or reddish brown) forms, with viable count ranging from 1 billion cfu/ml (liquid) to 100 billion cfu/g (powder).

1. Select the appropriate culture medium according to the characteristics of bacteria; 2. Take out as soon as possible after culture and put it into the refrigerator for storage, pay attention to the storage temperature of different bacteria, such as fungi, Vibrio cholerae, etc. need to be stored at room temperature; 3. Record the results of the identification of the strains, including growth, colony characteristics, staining reaction, etc. when preserving the strains; 4. The strain is divided into two sets of storage, one set is used for the preservation of the transmission, and one set is used for the experiments. Regular seed transfer, every 3 generations of identification.

High temperature resistance: Possesses unique heat-stable live bacterial strains that retain activity even after high-temperature processing (e.g., in fertilizer or feed production).
Broad temperature adaptability: Can grow at temperatures as low as 4°C, with optimal growth and reproduction between 15-30°C, ensuring effective performance in diverse environments.
Strong environmental stability: Tolerates a wide pH range of 3.0-9.8 and maintains biological activity in highly polluted conditions.
Rapid reproduction and colonization: Has simple nutritional requirements, fast reproductive speed, and strong spore-forming ability, enabling easy colonization in soil or animal intestines.
Diverse metabolic functions: Produces multiple enzymes and bioactive compounds that support nutrient absorption, disease inhibition, and environmental improvement.

Natural and safe: Non-toxic to humans and animals, eco-friendly, and leaves no residues in products or the environment.
Targeted pathogen inhibition: Specifically suppresses harmful microorganisms such as fungi, vibrio, Escherichia coli, and baculovirus without harming beneficial organisms or natural enemies.
Resists pesticide resistance: Unlike chemical agents, it is not prone to inducing resistance in pathogens, ensuring long-term effectiveness.
Multifunctional benefits: Combines disease prevention, growth promotion, environmental improvement, and heavy metal mitigation in a single agent.
Cost-effective application: Compatible with feed, fertilizers, and water treatment systems, requiring low dosages for significant results.

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