Biotechnological strategies for phytoremediation of the sulfonated azo dye Direct Red 5B using Blumea malcolmii Hook
Authors:
- Umesh B. JagtapUJUmesh B. Jagtap
- Jyoti P. JadhavJJJyoti P. Jadhav
- Vishwas A. BapatVBVishwas A. Bapat
- Sanjay P. GovindwarSGSanjay P. Govindwar
- 1 September 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Bioresource Technology
- Vol. 100 (18) , 4104-4110
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