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Most activated sludge treatment plants suffer from the presence of foams on the surfaces of their aeration reactors. These are often stabilized by hydrophobic mycolic acid-synthesizing actinobacterial species. A polyvalentSiphoviridae phage, GTE7, which lysed severalGordonia andNocardia species, is described here. Its genome has a modular structure similar to that described forRhodococcus phage ReqiDocB7. In laboratory-scale experiments, we showed that GTE7 prevents stabilization of foams by theseGordonia andNocardia species.

Prevention of Gordonia and Nocardia Stabilized Foam Formation by Using Bacteriophage GTE7