“…In addition, it is known that Nonomuraea rosea, Nonomuraea roseoviolacea, Nonomuraea rubra, Nonomuraea pusilla, Nonomuraea spiralis and Nonomuraea gerenzanensis produce deoxycephalomycin B, carminomicins, maduromycin, actinotiocin, pyralomicin and glycopeptide antibiotic A40926 [9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. Members of the genus have been isolated from diverse natural habitats such as rhizosphere [16,17], leaf [18], cave [19], limestone mine [20], root [5,21], coastal sediment [22], mangrove sediment [23] and mushroom compost [24], while many members were isolated from different types of soil including cave soil [25], forest soil [26,27], arid soil [28], acidic soil [29], rhizosphere soil [3,[30][31][32] and mangrove soil [33].…”