Bacillus enclensis
Bacillus enclensis appears in the research index in two distinct contexts: a 2022 study describing its bioflocculant-producing properties and their preliminary application in microplastic biodegradation from aquaculture systems, and a separate in vitro study characterizing exopolysaccharides (complex sugars produced by the bacterium) from a deep-sea isolate for structural and biological activity. The biodegradation study is early-stage environmental research and does not address human applications. B. enclensis is not a recognized probiotic organism, and the available evidence reflects environmental biotechnology and microbial chemistry contexts rather than human health applications.
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2 papers reference this strain in the probiotic database.
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