Watve, Milind. G. ; Shete, Anita. M. ; Jadhav, Nalini ; Wagh, Shilpa. A. ; Shelar, Sheetal. P. ; Chakraborti, Sudeshna. S. ; Botre, Ashwini. P. ; Kulkarni, Ajit A. (1999) Myxobacterial diversity of Indian soils - How many species do we have? In: UNSPECIFIED.
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Abstract
Myxobacteria of tropical soils is an under-explored bacterial group. We report below the results of sampling in Pune district of Western Ghats. A number of novel morphotypes were found in forest as well as urban/semi-urban soils. There was a high level of floral dissimilarity between habitats. The morphotypes detected in Pune district also differed from the northern Indian species recorded earlier. Using a species individual curve on the Pune, Lucknow and pooled data, we try to estimate the number of species that are likely to be present in India. A plausible estimate is several fold higher than the species recorded worldwide so far.
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