Studies On Species Diversity Of Halotolerent Azospirillum And Phosphobacteria Through The Biochemical And Molecular (Ardra) Profile Characterization

Introduction:functioning of these habitate. They are particularly
 important in controlling the chemical environmental of
 Systematic is the scientific study of organismsthe mangal, (Chandrika et, al; 1990) Bacteria play a
diversity and their relationship, It is a fundamentalnumber of other in to mangal, and some live
discipline that encompasses, (Prist and Austin; 1993)symbiotically with other organism. Nitrogen fixing
sate that there are three good reason for thebacteria are efficient at using a variety of mangrove
classification of bacteria in two groups, the firstly thesubstrate despite differences in carbon content and
classification is an efficient means of summarizing andphenol concentration, (Pelegri and Twilley; 1998),
cataloguing information about an organism, secondly,However, their abundance may be dependent on
classification is essential pre requisite beforephysical condition and mangrove community
identification systems can be devised, and a thirdlycomposition. Nitrogen fixing Azospirillum, which show
purpose of classification is the insight that may bepotential as biofertilizers are abundance in the mangal,
gained into the origins and evolutionary pathway ofexceeds that in marine backwater and estuarine
bacteria in which evolutionary pathway andsystems. (Ravikumar et al; 2002)
classification are taken as being synonymous (PristMaterials and methods:
and Austin; 1993).Collection of samples:
            This conveniently leads to an issue Root and rhizophere soil samples were collected
that is hotly debated in bacterial systematic, thatfrom Manakkudy mangroves ecosystem
phenetics, where bacteria are grouped on the basis(770.7-77035' E and 80-8035' N). Two
of overall phenotypic similarity, versus phylogeneticsmangrove species viz Avicennia officinalis and
where are approach to classification is theRhizophora mucronata were obtained by pulling out
reconstruct evolutionary  genealogies and thethe roots fully with a lump of soil intact. The soil and
historical course of speciation , (Prist and Austin;root sample were separated carefully and kept in
1993)sterile polythene bay for the enumeration of
            The requirement is for a stableAzospirillum and Phosphobacteria, all the collected
classification system which high information contentssample were immediately to the laboratory in iced
that have practical application and from whichchests  maintained at 40C and all microbiological
phylogenetic relationship can be inferred. To this endanalysis were made with in 4- 6 hrs of sampling,
bacterial systematic has undergone a remarkable(Hold,et.al,1994).
degree of change in the past 30 years, with theIsolation of halophillic Azospirillum and Phosphobacteria:
development and refinement of a number of key            Serial diluted soil and root sample
techniques, Numerical taxonomy, Chemotaxonomy,were made with sterilized 50% aged seawater and
and Molecular taxonomy systematic. (Stackbrtandtwere plated with the Nfb agar medium for isolated in
and Good fellow; 1991)halophillic Azospirillum and Pikovskya's agar medium
             Mangroves are woody plantfor isolated in Phosphate solubilizing bacteria. After
community, which live between the sea and the land.solidification, the Nfb medium g/lit (D.L.Malic acid: 5gm,
Mangroves provide a unique ecological environmentalKH2PO4:0.50gm, MgSO4.7H2O: 0.20gm, Nacl: 0.10gm,
of diverse bacterial communities. The bacteria fill aCaCl2.2H2O, KOH: 4.0gm, Mineral element solution: 2ml,
number of niches and are fundamental to the0.5% Bromophenol blue: 2.0ml, 1.