Arsenite oxidation by a facultative chemolithotrophic <ce:italic>Delftia</ce:italic> spp. BAs29 for its potential application in groundwater arsenic bioremediation
A superior arsenite [As (III)] oxidizing strain was isolated by enrichment technique from a shallow aquifer of Bhojpur district, Bihar, India. Along with high As (III) and arsenate [As (V)] resistance [up to 70 mM of As (III) and 1000 mM of As (V), respectively], it showed high resistance to multi-m...
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