Strain CS-1 may hence be developed into a microbial agent for plant growth improvement.
Owing to its multiple beneficial effects, the A. niger CS-1 strain has the potential to be developed and commercially formulated as a commercial microbial agent for field application.
Association synergy testing of different anti-microbial agents for better bactericidal effects by using time-kill curve method is necessary against resistant strains.
Phages have been suggested as alternative anti-microbial agents for a variety of pathogenic bacteria found in food processing environments [ 19- 23].
Migratory birds, can act as long-distance vectors for several microbial agents of human disease, including viruses, chlamydiae, enterobacteria, and Lyme borreliosis (LB) spirochetes [7] [11], and are also incidentally reported for rickettsiae [12].
Contemporary reviews of airway dysfunction all describe the need for information concerning microbial agents of workplace and household exposure (41 ).
In 1888 Winogradsky went to the University of Zürich, where he discovered (1889 90) the microbial agents responsible for nitrification (the oxidation of ammonium salts to nitrites and nitrites to nitrates).
In the near future, new genomic methods will allow the detection of a new pathogenic Borrelia species (like Borrelia Miyamotoi) and allow a better identification of various microbial agents responsible for co-infections".
We chose to include only microbial agents responsible for significant illness, thus, excluding frequently occurring causes of upper respiratory tract infections, such as rhinovirus and coronavirus.
It was the epidemiological evidence of infectivity that led to the discovery of the viruses underlying Burkitt's lymphoma, cervical cancer, and Kaposi's sarcoma, as well as the microbial agents responsible for a host of other infective disorders.
