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Bioaugmentation and coexistence of two functionally similar bacterial strains in aerobic granules.

Applied microbiology and biotechnology - 1 Jul 2007

Jiang He-Long, Maszenan Abdul Majid, Tay Joo-Hwa

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The survival of the inoculated microbial culture is critical for successful bioaugmentation but impossible to predict precisely. As an alternative strategy, bioaugmentation of a group of microorganisms may improve reliability of bioaugmentation. This study evaluated simultaneous bioaugmentation of two functionally similar bacterial strains in aerobic granules. The two strains, Pandoraea sp. PG-01 and Rhodococcus...

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PMID: 17370069
DOI: 10.1007/s00253-007-0917-9

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