[HTML][HTML] Analysis of bifenthrin degrading bacteria from rhizosphere of plants growing at tannery solid waste
Bifenthrin is an insecticide which is used to control insects, mites, and ticks. It poses a
solemn en-vironmental threat and health risk to living organisms. It may be bioaccumulated
or biomagnified at different trophic levels in the food chain by biota. Microbes are hidden
creature of earth's biodiversity. For isolation of bifenthrin degrading bacteria, rhizospheric
soil samples of plants like Pisum sativum, Triticun aestvum, Chenopodium album were taken
from tannery solid waste, Kasur, Pakistan. Enrichment culture techniques were used for the …
solemn en-vironmental threat and health risk to living organisms. It may be bioaccumulated
or biomagnified at different trophic levels in the food chain by biota. Microbes are hidden
creature of earth's biodiversity. For isolation of bifenthrin degrading bacteria, rhizospheric
soil samples of plants like Pisum sativum, Triticun aestvum, Chenopodium album were taken
from tannery solid waste, Kasur, Pakistan. Enrichment culture techniques were used for the …
Analysis of bifenthrin degrading bacteria from rhizosphere of plants growing at tannery solid waste.
MA Mukhtar Ahmed, FJ Farkhanda Jabeen… - 2015 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Bifenthrin is an insecticide which is used to control insects, mites, and ticks. It poses a
solemn environmental threat and health risk to living organisms. It may be bioaccumulated
or biomagnified at different trophic levels in the food chain by biota. Microbes are hidden
creature of earth's biodiversity. For isolation of bifenthrin degrading bacteria, rhizospheric
soil samples of plants like Pisum sativum, Triticun aestivum, Chenopodium album were
taken from tannery solid waste, Kasur, Pakistan. Enrichment culture techniques were used …
solemn environmental threat and health risk to living organisms. It may be bioaccumulated
or biomagnified at different trophic levels in the food chain by biota. Microbes are hidden
creature of earth's biodiversity. For isolation of bifenthrin degrading bacteria, rhizospheric
soil samples of plants like Pisum sativum, Triticun aestivum, Chenopodium album were
taken from tannery solid waste, Kasur, Pakistan. Enrichment culture techniques were used …
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