ABSTRACT

One thirty eight soil samples from ten locations in Iraq were collected in November/December 2017 and inspected for presence of the variety Clostridium species. Direct Immune-fluorescent measure (IFA) examination demonstrated that five Clostridium species were distinguished in the dirt of particular locations in Iraq. A sum of 26 identified samples of five diverse toxigenic Clostridia species was segregated. From the results, soil sample from S1, S4, S7 and S8 have relatively the most elevated aggregate Clostridium perfringens counts compared with the other five areas. These investigations add to the comprehension of pervasiveness of toxigenic Clostridia species and phylogeny inside the species and aid advancement of enhanced diagnostics and therapeutics for the treatment of Clostridia diseases. A part of the tainting could be ascribed to extra cellular and in partly decayed cells. Keywords: Soils samples, Clostridium species, Isolation, Identification

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2019/8.1.4611