Toxicological And Microbiological Assessment Of Oil-Polluted Soils In Biotechnological Decontamination
Biotechnology, Ecology & Sustainable Development
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Abstract
The paper is aimed to assess the toxicity level of oil-contaminated soils with different petroleum hydrocarbon concentration on test plants, and offer an effective way of bioremediation. The soil 8 % and higher oil content is highly polluted due to the sanitary and microbiological assessment and has a high level of toxicity in terms of all test- indicators for all test plants.
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Hi, thank you for your comment. I have one question regarding conference fees. According to the Call for papers fees for early bird application is 300 UAH, isn't? I submitted this paper on July, 1. I am looking forward for your response. Best regards, Iryna.
Доброго дня, прикріпляю квитанцію про сплату оргвнеску.