Aerobic and Anaerobic Microbiological Degradation of Pesticides in Contaminated Environments as a Basis for Remediating Contaminated Sites, Volume 3Penn State, Environmental Resources Research Institute, 1997 - Bioremediation |
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14C-chlordane activity added addition aerobic amount anaerobic analysis assays autoclaved biodegradation biological bioremediation BIOSCAN IMAGING biotransformation bottles carbon chemical chlordane chlorinated co-substrate complete compost compounds concentration contaminated counting cultures degradation demonstrated determine effects Environ environmental et al experimental experiments extraction fate feedings fermentation Figure foam plug gas chromatograph given half-life hazardous Heptachlor important included increased indicate initial involved isomers laboratory limited Line liquid major material matrix measured metabolism microbial microorganisms mineralization mixed mixtures moisture negligible nitrogen nutrients occurs operated organic output peaks pesticide pile potential production radiolabeled range rates ratio reactions reactors recovered recovery reduced reference relatively removal reported residues respectively respiration samples scintillation showed shown soil solvent specific standard Structure substrate suggest Table technical chlordane temperature transformation traps TYPICAL volatilization waste