Plant growth promotion by streptomycetes: ecophysiology, mechanisms and applications

Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agriculture

Table 1 Biotechnological potential and cosmopolitan features of the Streptomyces species

Species	Strain	Isolated from	Major characteristics	References
S. coelicolor	A3(2)	Soil	The best genetically known representative of the genus	[145]
S. xiamenensis	DSM 41903^T	Mangrove sediment	Not described	[62]
S. axinellae	DSM 41948^T	Mediterranean sponge Axinella polypoides (Porifera)	Not described	[42]
S. griseus	DSM 40236^T	Soil	Producer of streptomycin antibiotic	[19]
S. chumphonensis	KK1-2^T	Marine sediments	Not described	[146]
S. rochei	SM3	Decomposed cow dung	Alleviates the stresses caused by Sc. sclerotiorum and salt in chickpea	[147]
S. fildesensis	GW25-5^T	Antarctic soil	Not described	[148]
S. scabies	ATCC 49173	Potato scab	Pathogen of potato scab	[149]
S. pseudovenezuelae	ACTA 1383	Rhizosphere of Ebenus sibthorpii	Antagonist activity against Rhizoctonia solani	[122]
S. oryzae	S16-07^T	Surface-sterilized stems of rice	Not described	[150]
S. wadayamensis	A23	Plant tissue of Citrus reticulata	Antagonist activity against Xylella fastidiosa	[151]
S. kebangsaanensis	SUK12^T	Inner tissue of Portulaca oleracea L. stems	Phenazine-1-carboxylic acid producer	[152]
S. phytohabitans	KLBMP4601^T	Surface-sterilized roots of Curcuma phaeocaulis	Not described	[153]
S. diastaticus	UENF AC01	Vermicompost of sunflower cake	Plant growth-promoting streptomycete. AIA and catalase producer	[154, 155]
S. variabillis	UENF AC31	Vermicompost of sunflower cake	Phosphate solubilizer	[154, 155]