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Waste as a Source of Pollution | Environmental Microbiology

In some countries (particularly in third world) wastes (solid as well as liquid) are the major source of pollution due to generation in large quantities, and pose environmental problems. Wastes generated after biogas production in the form of slurry, used as compost for agricultural fields. The human and animal excreta are used for biogas production. The 'Integrated Health and Energy [...]

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How to Protect Crops? | Microbiology

In this article we will discuss about the protection of crops by the use of bio-pesticides. 1. Microbial Herbicides: The use of endemic or exotic plant pathogens to kill weeds is the efforts of phytopathologists. The microbial origin of herbicides is definitely a major contribution and an alternative to chemical weedicides. Some of the successes with exotic pathogens have been [...]

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Use of Recombinant DNA Technology| Microbiology

Genetic modification of rumen bacteria by using rDNA technology may improve the rate or extent of lignocellulolysis in the animal. The task of developing effective rDNA technology in rumen bacteria, particularly for improving lignocellulose digestion is complex. After the rate limiting steps have been defined, it is necessary to identify and clone suitable heterologous genes for insertion into a rumen [...]

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