Treated Wastewater Alters Spinach Soil Chemistry and Microbes in Greenhouse Study
A 50-day greenhouse study found that biologically treated wastewater met irrigation standards and altered spinach soil chemistry and bacterial communities.
A 50-day greenhouse study found that biologically treated wastewater met irrigation standards and altered spinach soil chemistry and bacterial communities.
A genomic study of two Johannesburg wastewater plants finds multidrug-resistant Enterococcus and Staphylococcus bacteria carrying resistance and virulence genes in ...
Researchers combined lime-treated residual activated sludge with the phenol-degrading bacterium Brevibacillus laterosporus BT271 to create a biofertiliser that stays metabolically ...
A controlled 147-day study at a Portuguese wastewater treatment plant shows that operating activated sludge systems at 5 degrees Celsius ...
Researchers combined filter mating with nanopore selective sequencing to recover over 600 conjugative plasmid sequences from a full-scale wastewater treatment ...
A two-stage Chlorella vulgaris cultivation system removed over 99 percent of chromium and ammonia from real tannery effluent while yielding ...
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