Extremophilic microbial communities of saline soils and their diversity in the regions of the Caspian Depression

E. A. Khalilova; S. Ts. Kotenko; E. A. Islammagomedova; R. Z. Gasanov; A. A. Abakarova; D. A. Aliverdieva

doi:10.1134/S2079096117020068

Extremophilic microbial communities of saline soils and their diversity in the regions of the Caspian Depression

Autores: Khalilova E.A.¹, Kotenko S.T.¹, Islammagomedova E.A.¹, Gasanov R.Z.¹, Abakarova A.A.¹, Aliverdieva D.A.¹
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1. Caspian Institute of Biological Resources of Dagestan Scientific Centre
Edição: Volume 7, Nº 2 (2017)
Páginas: 116-120
Seção: Applied Problems of Arid Lands Development
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2079-0961/article/view/206684
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079096117020068
ID: 206684

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The microbial communities of alkali-saline soils and halophytes of the Caspian Depression regions have been studied for the first time. Over 40 species and forms of bacteria have been revealed. Along with a wide variety of soil microorganisms, bacteria of the genera Bacillus and Salimicrobium are the main components of the extremophilic microbial communities; their detection is one of the indices of the taxonomical structure determination, which is closely related to the ecosystem type.