Table 3.

Biological control of some common cyanotoxins by different bacterial isolates.

Bacterial isolates	Strains	Microcystin variants	Reference
Arthrobacter sp.	C6, F7, F10, R1, R4, R6, R9	LR	Manage et al., 2009; Lawton et al., 2011
Bacillus nanhaiencis	K-W 39	LR	Zhang et al., 2015
Brevibacterium sp.	F3	LR	Manage et al., 2009; Lawton et al., 2011
Bacillus sp.	AMRI-03, EMB	LR, RR	Alamri, 2010; Hu et al., 2012
Bordetella sp.	MC-LTH1	LR, RR	Yang et al., 2014a
Methylobacillus sp.	J10	LR, RR	Hu et al., 2009
Microbacterium sp.	DC8	LR	Ramani et al., 2012
Novosphingobium sp.	THN1	LR	Jiang et al., 2011
Ochrobactrum sp.	FDT5	LR	Jing et al., 2014
Pseudomonas aeruginosa	–	LR	Lemes et al., 2015
Rhizobium gallicum	DC7	LR	Ramani et al., 2012
Rhodococcus sp.	C1, C3	LR	Manage et al., 2009; Lawton et al., 2011
Sphingomonas sp.	MD-1	LR, RR, YR	Saito et al., 2003
Sphingomonas sp.	7CY	LR, RR, LY, LW, LF	Ishii et al., 2004
Sphingopyxis sp.	LH21	LR, LA	Ho et al., 2007
Sphingopyxis sp.	C-1	LR, RR	Okano et al., 2009
Sphingopyxis sp.	USTB-05	RR, YR	Wang et al., 2010; Xu et al., 2015
Stenotrophomonas sp.	EMS	LR, RR	Chen et al., 2010
Stenotrophomonas acidaminiphila	MC-LTH2	LR, RR	Yang et al., 2014b