Exploiting bacterial isolates for diesel degrading potential under in vitro conditions

Hydrocarbon contaminated oil-spilled areas and oil-products have caused serious harm with increasing attention for development, implementation removal of these contaminants. Bacterial diversity on succession at the petroleum hydrocarbon environment can give answer problem. Such lands problems as totally barren or rare plantation. Bacteria thereby be exploited mitigation to enhance nutrient availability vegetation. Present study involves collection soil samples heavily from Bagru (Rajasthan). Samples were analysed by solid liquid extraction method followed FTIR (Fourier Transform Infrared) HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography) analysis. During microbiological analysis degrading bacteria screened. spectral indicated presence functional group’s alkanes aromatic ringed compounds; 43% 69% content recorded all respectively. From six gram-positive four gram-negative bacterial isolates explored possessing capacities in range 47.04-87.31% 10.12-95.24% Growth kinetic studies revealed degradation up 1000 ppm diesel 3 days under vitro conditions. These further will certainly propose a possible solution prevailing issue its biodegradation ex-situ conditions after scaling.