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Isolation and characteristics of a microbial consortium for effectively degrading phenanthrene

Wang et al., 2007

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4355150740414142331
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Wang J
Xu H
Guo S
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Petroleum Science

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A microbial consortium (named W4) capable of aerobic biodegradation of solid phenanthrene as the sole source of carbon and energy was isolated by selective enrichment from petroleum-contaminated soil in the Henan oilfield, China. The strains of the consortium …
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