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Identification of Soil Bacteria Capable of Utilizing a Corn Ethanol…

- - - - selected bacteria is practical
        
        downstream applications
        
        animal consumption
        
        protein supplement
        
        aquaculture feed supplements :
        
        known for protein content
  - - - fishmeal is unsustainable resource
        
        increasing seafood demand
        
        alternative feed source imperative
        
        $650/metric ton to 1,500/metric ton
  - - - Syrup byproduct generated
        
        manage disposal sustainably
        
        syrup = loss resource potential
        
        turn into valuable resource :smiley:
        
        27 billion gallons in 2017
- - - - environmental degradation
        
        overreliance of fishmeal
        
        find sustainable feed sources
        
        eco-friendly agriculture
        
        safeguard biodiversity
        
        responsible production
        
        preserve ecosystems
        
        loss of biodiversity :warning:
        
        destruction of coral reefs
  - - - effects ecosystems
        
        need to use waste
        
        minimize environmental impact
        
        result: sustainable production
        
        byproduct of ethanol production
        
        syrup
        
        repurpose syrup
  - - - food for growing population
  - - - greenhouse gas emissions
        
        optimize processes
        
        reduce waste
        
        bacteria utilizing byproduct syrup
        
        alternative feed
        
        optimize energy consumption
        
        protect resources
- - - - adaption to growth substrates
        
        microbial behavior insights :pencil2:
  - - - bacillus species
        
        potential for fishmeal
        
        implications for aquaculture feed
        
        change larger agriculture practices
  - - - waste utilization
        
        repurposing syrup byproduct
        
        research results
        
        more sustainable production processes
  - - - aquaculture important
        
        finding feed alternative
        
        resource efficiency
        
        food security :confetti_ball:
- - - - selectively enrich bacteria
        
        capable of using syrup
  - - - 16S rRNA gene sequencing
        
        responses to changing conditions
        
        adaptive strategies used
  - - - synergists effects :silhouettes:
    - - growth yield
    - - rapid growth
      - robustness
- - - - syrup byproduct
        
        lots of waste
        
        investigate bacteria
        
        syrup as growth substrate
        
        reduces waste created
  - - - identify dominant bacteria families
        
        capable of using syrup
        
        isolation of Bacillus Species :tada:
        
        stable dormant spores
        
        enhances long-term viability :star:
        
        transport and storage
        
        adapt to different conditions
        
        oxygen availability
        
        test across syrup batches
        
        ensure consistent growth
  - - - capable of using syrup
        
        substitute for fishmeal
        
        consistent production
        
        sustainable aquaculture
        
        ease overfished areas
        
        Bacillus feed = cost effective
        
        nutritional value
        
        Bacillus = protein rich
        
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        meet safety requirements :check:
        
        commercialization of microbial products
- - - - large scale industrial applications
        
        commercial use of Bacillus
  - - - syrup composition
      - nutritional content
    - - ensure robustness
  - - - ensure safety of Bacillus :!!:
    - - microbial products