Research Article

Isolation and Characterization of Biosurfactant-Producing Bacteria from Amapaense Amazon Soils

Table 1

Chemical and physical characteristics of soil samples from the different studied ecosystems.

Characteristics of the soil samplesEcosystem codes
FGUFGFPGUPGFMZUMZF

pH4.65.54.95.14.34.2
Organic matter (mg·kg−1)3.55 × 1031.05 × 1052.50 × 1044.55 × 1046.45 × 1044.62 × 104
Phosphorus (mg·m−3)3.00 × 1034.00 × 1035.00 × 1036.00 × 1032.00 × 1032.00 × 103
K+ (mg·m−3)1.96 × 1041.96 × 1042.35 × 1042.74 × 1042.35 × 1042.35 × 104
Ca2+ + Mg2+ (mg·m−3)9.73 × 1049.73 × 1048.51 × 1041.09 × 1056.08 × 1044.86 × 104
Ca2+ (mg·m−3)1.20 × 105
Al (mg·m−3)1.44 × 1056.30 × 1049.89 × 1041.35 × 1051.98 × 1053.24 × 105
H+ + Al3+ (mg·m−3)2.14 × 1051.80 × 1051.48 × 1052.24 × 1052.96 × 1054.18 × 105
SB (mg·m−3)1.17 × 1051.17 × 1051.09 × 1051.37 × 1058.42 × 1047.21 × 104
CEC (mg·m−3)3.31 × 1052.97 × 1052.57 × 1053.60 × 1053.80 × 1054.90 × 105
Base saturation (%)91012954
Al3+ saturation (%)643358607988
Clay (%)10.134.919.817.435.925.3
Coarse sand (%)62.5048.037.510.524.5
Fine sand (%)16.5024.017.09.514.0
Silt (%)10.965.18.228.144.136.2
BSSCSandy loamSilty clay loamSandy loamSandy loamClay loamSandy

Brazilian System of Soil Classification; SB = Ca2+ + Mg2+ + K+; CEC = SB + H+ + Al3+.