Animal manure as a biostimulant in bioremediation of oil-contaminated soil: the role of earthworms

Adewoyin, John A; Arimoro, Francis O.

doi:10.1007/s10661-022-10884-1

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“…Biostimulation: The addition of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and other organic compounds to the contaminated site can help to stimulate the growth and activity of microorganisms involved in the bioremediation process (Adewoyin and Arimoro, 2023). A combination of the strategies mentioned above, e.g., bioaugmentation and biostimulation, can be used to increase biodegradation rate.…”

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Bacterial degradation of phenol: a review of the current state of knowledge

Adetitun,

Tomilayo

2024

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Phenol is a toxic and recalcitrant contaminant widely used in various industries, including petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and agrochemical industries. Bacterial degradation of phenol is a promising method for treating phenol-contaminated wastewater. The biodegradation of phenol by bacteria can effectively remove it from the environment, making it a valuable alternative to traditional chemical treatment methods. This review summarizes the current knowledge on the bacterial biodegradation of phenol, including those in the petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and agrochemical sectors, the metabolic pathways involved in phenol degradation, and the factors that influence the efficiency of phenol biodegradation. This paper also discusses the challenges and limitations of using bacteria for the biodegradation of phenol, including the need for further research to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the process. The outcome of this review demonstrates that bacterial biodegradation is a promising and effective method for treating phenol-contaminated wastewater and provides a foundation for future research to improve the efficiency and continuous use of this process.

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Bacterial degradation of phenol: a review of the current state of knowledge

Adetitun,

Tomilayo

2024

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“…These results indicate that higher goat manure can support the development of plant roots because it can increase microbial activity (Ren et al 2022). In addition, goat manure contains high potassium for root growth (Adewoyin and Arimoro 2023). Nutrients absorbed by the roots are needed in the process of photosynthesis, the results of which can be used to stimulate plant growth, especially plant height (Iftikhar et al 2020;Ma et al 2021).…”

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Response of Growth and Yield of Mint (Mentha spicata L.) Cuttings to Auxin and Composition of Planting Media

Triharyanto,

Pujiasmanto,

Pardono

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Agrotechnology Res J

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Consumption of herbal medicines by Indonesian people is increasing because of the price and ease of obtaining them. One of the main ingredients of herbal medicine is mint leaves because they contain tannin and flavonoid secondary metabolites. However, the generative mint plant is very slow and needs vegetative cuttings propagation. This study aims to examine the effect of auxin-type growth regulators and the composition of the growing media on the growth and yield of mint plant cuttings. This study used a complete randomized block design with two factors. The first factor was the auxin growth regulator with four levels: without growth regulator, IBA 500 ppm, IAA 500 ppm, NAA 500 ppm. The second factor was the composition of the planting medium with three levels, namely soil, husk charcoal, and goat manure 3:3:1; 3:2:2, and 3:1:3. Three repetitions were carried out. Auxin affects the number and area of leaves. Applying 500 ppm NAA encouraged the highest leaf growth, with the number of leaves at 163.38. Growth regulator NAA 500 ppm increased the number of leaves and leaf area of mint plants, i.e., by 0.01% and 1.16% compared to the control. The growing media composition affected the crown fresh weight, root biomass, and crown root ratio. The media composition of 3:3:1 produced a crown fresh weight of 41.07 g, and the media composition 3:3:3 produced the highest biomass of 5.97 g. The media composition 3:1:3 showed the highest root crown ratio, 2.69%. Auxin and the composition of the growing media synergistically promote the growth and yield of mint cuttings.

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Emerging Novel Functional Materials from Biomass for Environmental Remediation

Joseph,

Joseph

2024

Materials Horizons: From Nature to Nanomaterials

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Animal manure as a biostimulant in bioremediation of oil-contaminated soil: the role of earthworms

Cited by 8 publications

References 69 publications

Bacterial degradation of phenol: a review of the current state of knowledge

Bacterial degradation of phenol: a review of the current state of knowledge

Response of Growth and Yield of Mint (Mentha spicata L.) Cuttings to Auxin and Composition of Planting Media

Emerging Novel Functional Materials from Biomass for Environmental Remediation

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