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titleOfInvention Bacillus and method for synthesizing nano-selenium by using same
abstract The invention discloses bacillus, which is characterized in that soil samples of selenium-enriched tea plants in Kaiyang county of Guizhou province in 2018 are coated on an LB culture medium by a 7-time flat plate dilution coating method, and the soil samples are cultured at 30 +/-0.5 ℃ under the condition of 150 +/-5 r/min to obtain a bacterial liquid; the bacillus strain is rod-shaped, and the size of the bacillus strain is 3-5 mu m; the bacillus belongs to gram-positive bacteria, the bacteria are rod-shaped, and the Genbank accession number of the 16SrRNA gene sequence is MN 371282. The bacillus of the invention can tolerate SeO with higher concentration 3 2‑ And has the capability of reducing the selenium into elemental nano-selenium particles with different particle sizes.
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