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2026.09.04

Application of Bacillus velezensis JWBIO-01


Strain JWBIO-01 is a probiotic bacterium isolated from the intestinal tract of the speckled bamboo shark, identified as Bacillus velezensis, previously known as Bacillus methylotrophicus and Bacillus amylolyticus. Experimental results demonstrate that the bacterial suspension of JWBIO-01 effectively inhibits the proliferation of both bacteria and fungi. Furthermore, when the spray-dried fermentation powder is added to goat drinking water at a concentration of 400 ppm (2 g per 50 kg of tap water), it not only significantly reduces the incidence of urinary calculi in goats but also enhances their survival rate. Therefore, the spray-dried fermentation powder of this invention holds substantial significance for the prevention of urinary tract stone disease in goats. In the group of Large White pigs fed with probiotics, pathogenic microorganisms—including Fusobacteriota, Propionigenium, Vibrio, and others—were markedly reduced, maintaining harmful microbial populations at very low levels. This lowered the likelihood of illness and improved the fattening performance of the pigs. Probiotics not only enhance poultry production performance and immunity but also help mitigate environmental pollution and curb the overuse of antibiotics. Rabbits fed diets supplemented with probiotics exhibited a significant reduction in disease incidence, a slight increase in feed consumption, and higher meat‑gain rates, thereby delivering greater economic returns to farmers.

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