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BACTERIAL COMMUNITY FROM AN ANAEROBIC FLUIDIZED BED REACTOR INVOLVED IN THE LINEAR ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE DEGRADATION

ABSTRACT: Through the pyrosequencing analysis of samples from support mateial and phase separator from the anaerobic fluidized bed reactor total of 83 genera was found, which 18 are involved to the nonionic surfactant degradation.

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