Shkidchenko A.N., Kobzev E.N., Petrikevich S.B., Chugunov V.A., Kholodenko V.P., Boronin A.M.

Biodegradation of black oil by microflora of the Bay of Biscay and biopreparations

Process Biochemistry – 2004. – V. 39. – P. 1671–1676.

Abstract
Recent research has shown that the bioremediation of oil-polluted soil by activation of microflora is not always advantageous when compared with the introduction of oil degrading microorganisms. Although microflora isolated from oil-polluted sites is adapted for growth under the above conditions, this does not imply a high rate of oil degradation. Indeed, it has been shown that the hydrocarbon-oxidative activity of isolated strains to black oil was 13.1–17.3% (incubation for 10 days at 24 ◦C), while the activity of a mixture of three aboriginal strains was 17.8%. At the same time, the hydrocarbon-oxidative activity of associations of the strains isolated from other regions was 24.0–30.0% (in 10 days).

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