Bioremediation of heavily oil-polluted seawater by a bacterial consortium immobilized in cocopeat and rice hull powder.

Bioremediation of heavily oil-polluted seawater by a bacterial consortium immobilized in cocopeat and rice hull powder.
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10.4265/bio.19.11
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发表时间:
2014
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1.2
通讯作者:
S. Nuñal;S. M. S. Santander‐de Leon-S.-M.-S.-Santander‐de-Leon-1414484914;E. Bacolod;J. Koyama;S. Uno;M. Hidaka;T. Yoshikawa;H. Maeda
S. Nuñal;S. M. S. Santander‐de Leon-S.-M.-S.-Santander‐de-Leon-1414484914;E. Bacolod;J. Koyama;S. Uno;M. Hidaka;T. Yoshikawa;H. Maeda
中科院分区:
生物学4区
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作者:
S. Nuñal;S. M. S. Santander‐de Leon-S.-M.-S.-Santander‐de-Leon-1414484914;E. Bacolod;J. Koyama;S. Uno;M. Hidaka;T. Yoshikawa;H. Maeda

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