Bioaugumentation Efficiency of Microbial Bacteria and Strategy for Its Recovery through Addition of NPK Fertilizers and the Study of Its Morphology

Authors

  • Umema Mohsin Department of zoology, Mahatama Joyti Rao Phule University, Jaipur
  • Madan Lowry Department of zoology, University of Rajasthan (Centre for Advanced Studies), Jaipur,
  • Ranu Sharma Department of zoology, Mahatama Joyti Rao Phule University, Jaipur
  • Mamta Moond Department of zoology, University of Rajasthan (Centre for Advanced Studies), Jaipur,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3126/ijasbt.v4i2.15133

Keywords:

fertilizer, hydrocarbon, heterotrophic bacteria, nutrient

Abstract

The study basically focuses on hydrocarbon contamination that is caused because of bacteria present in the soil. Transport Nagar Area in Jaipur is mostly covered with garages and hence surrounded by crude oil, petrol, diesel and other fractions of crude oil. Soil and ground water are polluted with diesel fuel from leaking underground storage tanks which happens as a result of accidental spills and leakage from pipelines which causes harm to the both flora and fauna. In the study conducted the treatment samples were observed with significant difference with the control. The microbial count was maintained in the range of 3.86*104- THBP per gram soil and 1.87*103- PDBP per gram soil. The highest bacterial growth was showed after 60 days with 40% NPK because of the presence of an inorganic nutrition, bacterial activity and as a result petroleum degradation was maximum.

Int J Appl Sci Biotechnol, Vol 4(2): 233-235

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Published

2016-06-27

How to Cite

Mohsin, U., Lowry, M., Sharma, R., & Moond, M. (2016). Bioaugumentation Efficiency of Microbial Bacteria and Strategy for Its Recovery through Addition of NPK Fertilizers and the Study of Its Morphology. International Journal of Applied Sciences and Biotechnology, 4(2), 233–235. https://doi.org/10.3126/ijasbt.v4i2.15133

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Research Articles: Biological Sciences