Novozymes Biologicals Limited

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Novozymes A/s

Drahos, David J.

West, Lee

David J Drahos

Jonathan Leder

Domenic Paone

Lee West

Jessi Lind Tisinger

Lene Venke Kofod

Svend Petersen

Donald J Miller

Matt Tatarko

Sarah McHatton

Christian Munch

Irene Michelle Williams

Sarah C Mchatton

The present invention relates to compositions and methods for increasing the health of aquatic animals comprising one or more selected bacterial strains.

Compositions and methods for improving the health of aquatic animals

The present invention provides methods and compositions for improving permeability and flux in a membrane filtration system, especially in water or wastewater treatment processes.

Methods, compositions and systems for controlling fouling of a membrane

The present invention relates to methods for preventing and/or reducing biofilm formation and/or planktonic proliferation with one or more selected bacteria strains or bacterial blends.

Preventing and reducing biofilm formation and planktonic proliferation

Methods of treating aquatic or marine animal water bodies including contacting the water body with one or more sulfur oxidizing bacteria such as those selected from the genusin an amount sufficient to control, reduce, or eliminate the HS in the water body is disclosed. One or more sulfur oxidizing bacteria selected from the genusare applied to HS contaminated environments in a predetermined amount effective in improving the yield and quality of aquatic or marine animals therein. Compositions useful for treating aquatic or marine animal water bodies are also described.

Methods of improving the yield and/or quality of aquatic or marine animals

The present invention relates to a consortium ofand, which is more effective at removing ammonia and nitrite than the commonly used consortium ofand, particularly in aquaculture such as shrimp ponds. Supplementation of the consortium in aquaculture such as shrimp ponds may lead to an increase in total yield, an increase in size, a decrease in Food Conversion Ratio (less food required per kg of shrimp obtained), and an increase in total per pond sales.

Consortium of nitrifying bacteria

The invention discloses an isolated, biologically pure culture of a microorganism, , strain SB3086 for use as an environmentally desirable biofungicide. The invention also discloses a method for enhancing biofungicidal activity of a microbial agent. The inventional further discloses a nutrient composition comprising a microbial agent and a method for controlling plant fungal diseases and infestation of utilizing, said strain.

Bacillus licheniformis biofungicide

The invention discloses a Gram-positive microorganism, that effectively and efficiently degrades fats, oils and grease. A composition comprising said microorganism and a method for degrading fatty acids and grease are also disclosed. Availability of glycerol to the biodegrading microorganism was discovered to enhance biodegradation.

Gram-positive fatty acid degrader

The invention discloses a Gram-positive microorganism, that effectively and efficiently degrades fats, oils and grease. A composition comprising said microorganism and a method for degrading fatty acids and grease are also disclosed.

The invention discloses an isolated, biologically pure culture of a microorganism, , strain SB3086 for use as an environmentally desirable biofungicide. The invention also discloses a formulation comprising said bacterium and a method for controlling plant fungal diseases and infestation of utilizing said strain.

A liquid and dry formulation suitable for use in enhancing plant growth which includes a plurality of Bacillus and Paenibacillus strains at least one of which function to produce phytohormones in a non-toxic form. The formulation also includes a phytohormone component and a phytohormone precursor to potentiate roots for colonization by the inoculated strains, as well as a low level blend of nutrients and micronutrients for optimal plant development.

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Roanoke, VA, United States of America

David J Drahos