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Degradation and Decolourisation of Textile Industry Effluents using FungiCBNR isolates
2015
International Journal on Applied Bio-Engineering
A dye is used to impart colour to a material, mainly azo dyes are the major produced synthetic dyestuffs because they are extensively used in the textile, leather, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. Objective: The azo dyes are important chemical pollutants released from textile industries as unwanted effluents, so to evaluate the biodegrading ability of white rot fungi against the carcinogenic effluents. Methods: In the present study,Pleurotus platypus could tolerate dye effluents and its
doi:10.18000/ijabeg.10135
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