Isolation and characterization of bacterial strains with pyrene metabolic functions from cow dung and Terminalia catappa phylloplane

Adebusoye, Sunday A.; Okpalanozie, Ogechukwu E.; Nweke, Nnedinma C.

doi:10.1016/j.bcab.2015.08.015

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“…As shown by them, such smaller than expected living things may be withdrawn from squander materials are good for corrupting a wide extent of toxic substances. 3 The process of fertilizing the soil is seen as an active, thermophilic, strong state ageing cycle in which various natural elements are transformed into more stable mixes that are the precursors of humic compounds. 16,14.6 there are, however, a few naturally occurring microbes that may transform organic waste into valuable resources, such as plant nutrients, and lower the C: N ratio to improve soil productivity.…”

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Bioconversion of Floral Waste into Biocompost by using Microbial Consortium from Cow Dung

Gorasiya

Faldu

2023

Curr Agri Res Jour

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In the majority of the developing nations like India, the flower waste age happens to a great extent during capacities, loves, services, celebrations, and so on. Debasement of floral waste is an extremely sluggish interaction. Flower squander debasement likewise expands the interest for agro-based items. In India, a large amount of flowers are offered to sacred places, and many flowers are wasted. Abandoned sanctuaries are carried into the sea or dumped in accessible locations in the country, causing extreme environmental pollution and health hazards. Thus the current study was embraced to foster an effective microbial consortium from cow manure for degradation of blossom squander. Cow compost harbors a different gathering of microorganisms that might be useful to people because of their capacity to deliver a scope of metabolites. This assists with corrupting profoundly complex natural mixtures and converts it into straight forward stable final result Bio-Compost. Therefore, in the current work rather than individual disengages an endeavor is made to foster microbial consortium from cow dung for debasement of floral waste. Also in this research microbial consortia developed from cow dung which is very effective for degradation of floral waste within 45 days and helps to produce effective biocompost speedily from floral waste and this biocompost are much better than commercial available biocompost and chemical fertilizer.

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Bioconversion of Floral Waste into Biocompost by using Microbial Consortium from Cow Dung

Gorasiya

Faldu

2023

Curr Agri Res Jour

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Aerobic degradation of 2,4‐dinitrotoluene: Effect of raw organic wastes and nitrogen fortification

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Abstract2,4‐Dinitrotoluene (2,4‐DNT), a principal derivative generated in the synthesis of 2,4,6‐trinitrotoluene, is widely used as a waterproofer, plasticizer, and gelatinizer in propellants and explosives. This compound has been documented as a priority pollutant because of its toxicity. Therefore, its removal from contaminated systems is a major focus of research and environmental attention. The presence of 2,4‐DNT bacterial‐degrading strains that could utilize 2,4‐DNT as growth substrate in polluted sites in Ibadan, Nigeria, was determined using continual enrichment techniques on nitroaromatic mixtures. Proteus sp. strain OSES2 isolated in this study was characterized by phenotypic typing and 16S ribosomal RNA gene sequencing. Growth of the strain on 2,4‐DNT resulted in an exponential increase in biomass and complete substrate utilization within 72 h, accompanied by NO3− elimination. Degradation competence was enhanced in the presence of corn steep liquor, molasses, and Tween 80 compared with incubation without amendment. Conversely, amendment with nitrogen sources yielded no significant improvement in degradation. Use of these organic wastes as candidates in a bioremediation strategy should be exploited. This would provide a less‐expensive organic source supplement for cleanup purposes, with the ultimate aim of reducing the cost of bioremediation while reducing wastes intended for landfill.

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The Potential of Cow’s Dung in Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Health

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Isolation and characterization of bacterial strains with pyrene metabolic functions from cow dung and Terminalia catappa phylloplane

Cited by 8 publications

References 37 publications

Bioconversion of Floral Waste into Biocompost by using Microbial Consortium from Cow Dung

Bioconversion of Floral Waste into Biocompost by using Microbial Consortium from Cow Dung

Aerobic degradation of 2,4‐dinitrotoluene: Effect of raw organic wastes and nitrogen fortification

The Potential of Cow’s Dung in Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Health

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