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Taxonomía del género Burkholderia sensu lato

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  • 1. Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Biológicas. Prol. Carpió y Plan de Ayala s/n, Col. Santo Tomás, Del. Miguel Hidalgo C.P.11340. Ciudad de México, México

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El género Burkholdería sensu lato ha sido sujeto a un análisis taxonómico exhaustivo en los últimos años, conduciendo a la división en seis géneros bacterianos: Burkholdería, Paraburkholdería, Caballeronia, Robbsia, Mycetohabitans y Trinickia. Dentro de estos géneros existen especies que son patógenas de humanos, animales y plantas, así como patógenas oportunistas de humanos. Pero también, hay especies que son promotoras del crecimiento vegetal, siendo capaces de fijar nitrógeno, sintetizar ácido indol acético y solubilizar fósforo, así como agentes de biocontrol que producen compuestos antimicrobianos, sideróforos o inducen una respuesta sistémica en la planta. En este trabajo se revisan cada uno de los géneros resaltando aquellas especies con potencial biotecnológico.

 

ABSTRACT

The genus Burkholdería sensu lato has been taxonomically revised several times in the last years. This has concluded in the proposal of six genera: Burkholdería, Paraburkholdería, Caballeronia, Robbsia, Mycetohabitans and Trinickia. Among these genera, there are species known as human, animal and plant pathogens, and as well as human opportunistic pathogens. However, some species can promote the plant growth through nitrogen fixation, indoleacetic acid synthesis, phosphate solubilization, but also as biocontrol agents, producing antimicrobial compounds, siderophores or inducing a systematic response in the plant. In this work, each Burkholderia sensu lato genera are revised, spotting those with biotechnological potential.

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