Microbial Biostimulants for Bioremediation of Organic and Inorganic Compounds

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The release of organic and inorganic compounds into the environment started years ago when the industrial age was at its peak. The activities that were done by humans changed, and the machines took their place. Nowadays, technologies have revolutionized machines with time. Due to this, industries require new chemical compounds to automate a large number of activities carried out by people. Additionally, these new compounds have brought considerable damage to the environment in aspects such as water, soil, and air. So, the use of microorganisms for bioremediation has been studied in more cases considering wastewater and soil than air. On the other hand, scientific research using microbes as bioindicators has contributed to improving researches concerning air pollution. Finally, activities that produce and use more quantity of organic and inorganic compounds are involved in food industry, oil industry …

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