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Addition of maize stalks and soybean oil to a historically PCB-contaminated soil: effect on degradation performance and indigenous microbiota.

New biotechnology - 15 Nov 2012

Federici Ermanno, Giubilei Maria A, Covino Stefano, Zanaroli Giulio, Fava Fabio, D'Annibale Alessandro, Petruccioli Maurizio

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Objective of this study was to assess the single or combined effect of a plant oil and a lignocellulosic waste, namely soybean oil (SO) and maize stalks (MS), respectively, on resident microbiota and bioremediation performances of a soil historically contaminated by medium to highly chlorinated PCBs. Higher concentrations of both biphenyl- and chlorobenzoate-degrading cultivable bacteria were found in the...

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PMID: 22842102
DOI: 10.1016/j.nbt.2012.07.007

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