Biochemical and genetic studies on degradation of chlorinated aromatic compounds by Pseudomonas sp.

By:

HARVINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1987Edition: MicrobiologyDescription: 73,15LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 661.816 H39B

Summary: Out of twenty two bacterial isolates screened for growth on chlorobenzoates (Cba) eight were found to grow on 2-Cba and 4-Cba which Included five strains of Pseudomonas at 1000 jJg/ml of 4-Cba as sole source of carbon and energy in presence of yeast extra

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Out of twenty two bacterial isolates screened for growth on chlorobenzoates (Cba) eight were found to grow on 2-Cba and 4-Cba which Included five strains of Pseudomonas at 1000 jJg/ml of 4-Cba as sole source of carbon and energy in presence of yeast extra

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