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Screening of Toluene Degrading Bacterial Strains

Zheng Lian-ying

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Toluene has induced some diseases,screening of bacterial strains is necessary for toluene biodegradation. Five toluene biodegradation strains were isolated and screened from soil, and the time course of the bacteria growth were also determined. Strain ZD5A obtained by UV mutation of ZD5 showed the superiority. Through preliminary, identification, it was named as Pseudomonas sp. ZD5A. The results showed that toluene biodegradation was related with bacteria growth. Furthermore, this method is feasible.

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Toluene has induced some diseases,screening of bacterial strains is necessary for toluene biodegradation. Five toluene biodegradation strains were isolated and screened from soil, and the time course of the bacteria growth were also determined. Strain ZD5A obtained by UV mutation of ZD5 showed the superiority. Through preliminary, identification, it was named as Pseudomonas sp. ZD5A. The results showed that toluene biodegradation was related with bacteria growth. Furthermore, this method is feasible.

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Toluene has induced some diseases,screening of bacterial strains is necessary for toluene biodegradation. Five toluene biodegradation strains were isolated and screened from soil, and the time course of the bacteria growth were also determined. Strain ZD5A obtained by UV mutation of ZD5 showed the superiority. Through preliminary, identification, it was named as Pseudomonas sp. ZD5A. The results showed that toluene biodegradation was related with bacteria growth. Furthermore, this method is feasible.

Key concepts: Toluene, Biodegradation, Bacteria, Pseudomonas, Strain (injury), Microbiology, Bacterial strain, Chemistry

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