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Procedimientos para identificar bacterias y aislamiento en lombriz de tierra

Authors: Hortensia Brito Vega;

Procedimientos para identificar bacterias y aislamiento en lombriz de tierra

Abstract

Los suelos están constituidos con una diversidad de fauna (mega, macro y microorganismos), poco explorada y estudiada. Las lombrices de tierra (invertebrados y macroorganismos del suelo, cuyo ancho es > 2000 μm) y las bacterias (microorganismos que miden entre 0 5 y 5 m) que habitan en el suelo, establecen una relación mutualista (entre organismos de diferente morfología y tamaño), cuando estas últimas colonizan el tracto digestivo de las lombrices (Lavelle et al., 1995). Parece que la gran mayoría de los invertebrados del suelo no poseen enzimas para digerir directamente la celulosa, lignina, taninos y complejos húmicos, en cambio estas enzimas, en su mayoría están presentes en las bacterias.

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