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Interaction of Various Plant Species with Microbial PCB-Degraders in Contaminated Soils
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Reference Type | Reference Title | Journal | Author | Citation | Progress Report Year | Document Sources |
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Journal Article | Indigenous mixed soil bacteria in presence of compatible plants are more efficient in PCB degradation. | FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN | Dutta SK, Adam A, Toure O, Williams AL, Chen YQ | Dutta SK, Adam A, Toure O, Williams AL, Chen YQ. Indigenous mixed soil bacteria in presence of compatible plants are more efficient in PCB degradation. Fresenius Environmental Bulletin 2003;12(3):314-319. |
R828770 (Final) R828770C008 (2003) |
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Journal Article | Sinorhizobium meliloti electrotransporant containing ortho-dechlorination gene shows enhanced PCB dechlorination. | FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN | Toure O, Chen YQ, Dutta SK | Toure O, Chen YQ, Dutta SK. Sinorhizobium meliloti electrotransporant containing ortho-dechlorination gene shows enhanced PCB dechlorination. Fresenius Environmental Bulletin 2003;12(3 Spec Iss):320-322. |
R828770 (2003) R828770 (Final) R828770C008 (2003) |
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