Andiswa Mthalane
Bacterial pigments are secondary metabolites. They are generally involved in protecting bacterial cells from the harmful effects of visible and ultraviolet light. But do you know what's great? We can also benefit from those pigments. Here are some ways why Peudomonas flourescens pigment pyoverdin is so awesome!
Pseudomonas florescens colonies under blue light. Are'nt they pretty?! But like we say beauty comes with brains , for this bacterial species we can say it's beauty comes with great benefits in the world of science.This bacterial species produces pyoverdine, the yellow-green, water-soluble, fluorescent pigment of the fluorescent Pseudomonas.
