Table 2.
Morphological and biochemical identification of S9 bacteriocin producing bacterial isolate.
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| Cell shape | Rods |
| Gram stain | +ve |
| Spore formation | +ve |
| Growth on MYP | Non-mannitol utilizer |
| Motility | +ve |
| Growth at pH 6–8 | +ve |
| Growth at 50°C | +ve |
| Growth at 7.5% NaCl | −ve |
| Starch hydrolysis | +ve |
| Casein hydrolysis | +ve |
| Tween 20 hydrolysis | −ve |
| Nitrate reduction | +ve |
| Catalase | +ve |
| Oxidase | +ve |
| Urease | −ve |
| Indole production | −ve |
| Citrate utilization | −ve |
| Voges-Proskauer (VP) | +ve |
| Methyl red (MR) | −ve |
| Gelatin liquefaction | +ve |
| Hemolysis on sheep blood agar | β-Hemolytic |
| Lecithinase on MYP | +ve |
| Penicillin resistance | +ve |
| Oxidative fermentation (OF): | |
| Glucose fermentation | +ve (yellow/blue: O/NF)* |
| Galactose fermentation | +ve (yellow/blue: O/NF) |
| Sucrose fermentation | +ve (yellow/yellow: O/F)** |
*O/NF: oxidative/non-fermentative.
**O/F: oxidative/fermentative.