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Bioremediation Of Oil-Polluted Soil Of Western Kazakhstan

Authors: S. A. Aytkeldiyeva; A. K. Sadanov; E. R. Faizulina; A. A. Kurmanbayev;

Bioremediation Of Oil-Polluted Soil Of Western Kazakhstan

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15 strains of oil-destructing microorganisms were isolated from oil polluted soil of Western Kazakhstan. Strains 2-A and 41-3 with the highest oil-destructing activities were chosen from them. It was shown that these strains oxidized n-alkanes very well, but isoalkanes, isoparaffin, cycloparaffin and heavy aromatic compounds were destructed very slowly. These both strains were tested as preparations for bioremediation of oil-polluted soil in model and field experiments. The degree of utilizing of soil oil by this preparation was 79-84 % in field experiments.

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oil-polluted soil, oiloxidizingmicroorganisms., n-alkanes, Bioremediation

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