Isolement et caractérisation morphologique de moisissures productrices de substances antibactériennes à partir d’aliments locaux au Burkina Faso

Abstract

Bacterial resistance to the actual antibiotic is mostly in dangerous progress, why we have interest in isolation and characterization of fungi strains producing antibiotics using local food in Burkina Faso. Fifty (50) isolated strains were used in the antibiosis trial which revealed twenty (20) strains producing antimicrobial substances. This trial concerned the strains cell as well as its aqueous and organic extracts. Three (03) strains had average inhibition diameters of 20 mm on the testing germs. Their characterization focused on the morphological and culture criteria. After five days of incubation in Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA), the strain S1 shows a flat colony, white on the front, with a yellow reverse. The strain S2 shows an olive-green colony, velvety texture, more dense in the center. As for the strain S3, it shows a round green colored colony. In optical microscopy, strains S1 and S2 showed numerous round and refractive conidia, conidiophores are hyaline, long and not partitioned. S3 strain showed uncommon conidia, penicillus made of phialides which are directly linked to the end of partitioned conidiophores. Analysis of these characteristics indicates that S1, S2 and S3 belong respectively to the Aspergillus and Penicillium genera.