The present study deals with the assessment of toxicity of distillery effluent on soil microorganisms and its quality improvement through bioremediation using Pseudomonas spp. Under lab scale experiment, different dilutions of distillery effluent i.e. 25%, 50%, 75% were used to examine effects on physico-chemical parameters of effluent and on soil microflora e.g. algae, bacteria, fungi and acti...

This study aimed to assess the phytoremediation potential of Ricinus communis L. for heavy metals remediation via rhizospheric bacterial activities distillery wastewater detoxification and management. Results revealed that contained high levels other physico-chemical pollution parameters could cause environmental aquatic toxicity. The identified bacterium produced several plant growth-promoting...

The water resource crisis and concerns with environmental pollution prompt the necessity to upgrade conventional wastewater treatment processes. microalgae-based process has shown many advantages that can fulfill stricter demands for improved treatment. Microalgae cultivation be carried out in different photobioreactors under operational conditions. of microalgae biomass provides bioremediation...