Petrochemicals are important hydrocarbons, which are one of the major concerns when
accidently escaped into the environment. On one hand, these cause soil and fresh water …

Biosurfactants are surface active molecules generated by various microorganisms, including
bacteria, actinobacteria, algae, and fungi. In this study, bacterial strains are isolated from soil …

Biodegradation is a method of effectively removing petroleum hydrocarbons from the natural
environment. This research focuses on the biodegradation of aliphatic hydrocarbons …

In this study, two hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria, Klebsiella michiganensis RK and
Acinetobacter baumannii IITG19, were successfully isolated from the local contaminated soil …

The key to enhancing the efficacy of bioremediation of hydrocarbon-contaminated soil is the
precise and highly efficient screening of functional isolates. Low screening effectiveness …

This study investigates the transcriptional profile of a novel oil-degrading microbial
consortium (MC1) composed of four bacterial isolates from Brazilian oil reservoirs …

The extensive pollution of soil and water by spent engine oil (SEO) presents a considerable
environmental hazard, especially because of its poisonous and recalcitrant characteristics …

Petroleum serves as a vital energy source, but extensive exploration can lead to frequent
accidents, resulting in soil contamination from oil spills, which poses risks to both …

Currently, the selection of non-pathogenic microorganisms that lack clinically relevant
antimicrobial resistance is crucial to bioaugmentation strategies. Pseudomonas sp. P26 …

This study investigated the biofilm-forming ability of bacteria isolated from engine oil-
contaminated soil and assessed their potential for bioremediation. Fifteen engine oil …