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Journal Article
Bacillus velezensis: phylogeny, useful applications, and avenues for exploitation
2019
Overview
Some members of the
Bacillus velezensis
(
Bv
) group (e.g.,
Bv
FZB42T and AS3.43) were previously assigned grouping with
B. subtilis
and
B
.
amyloliquefaciens
, based on the fact that they shared a 99% DNA–DNA percentage phylogenetic similarity. However, hinging on current assessments of the pan-genomic reassignments, the differing phylogenomic characteristics of
Bv
from
B
.
subtilis
and B.
amyloliquefaciens
are now better understood. Within this re-grouping/reassignment, the various strains within the
Bv
share a close phylogenomic resemblance, and a number of these strains have received a lot of attention in recent years, due to their genomic robustness, and the growing evidence for their possible utilization in the agricultural industry for managing plant diseases. Only a few applications for their use medicinally/pharmaceutically, environmentally, and in the food industry have been reported, and this may be due to the fact that the majority of those strains investigated are those typically occurring in soil. Although the intracellular unique biomolecules of
Bv
strains have been revealed via in silico genome modeling and investigated using transcriptomics and proteomics, a further inquisition into the
Bv
metabolome using newer technologies such as metabolomics could elucidate additional applications of this economically relevant
Bacillus
species, beyond that of primarily the agricultural sector.
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg,Springer,Springer Nature B.V
