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Characterizing JP-5 Biodegradation Potential in Hawaii Soil Microbiome: Phylogeny, Growth Kinetics, and Biosurfactant Production

2025-11-23

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Soil and groundwater contamination from petroleum spills continues to present major environmental and human health challenges. A recent fuel contamination event in the Pearl Harbor region of the Island of Oahu, Hawaii, highlights the need for a better understanding of the biodegradation capabilities of the indigenous soil microbiome and potential for bioremediation. Soil sampling and subsequent cultivation-based e...

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a2d36b64-157f-5405-802f-91e1826a5aea
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10.1101/2025.11.21.689844
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