Isolation and screening of biosurfactant producing bacteria from hydrocarbon polluted environment
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Isolation and screening of biosurfactant producing bacteria from hydrocarbon polluted environment
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Kavita Rani
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Sangwan, Seema
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Planting, Sowing, Genotypes, Yields, Developmental stages, Cowpeas, Diseases, Genetics, Harvesting, Harvest index
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Biosurfactants are surface active metabolites containing hydrophobic and hydrophilic moieties that reduce surface and liquid-liquid or solid-liquid interfacial tensions. As biosurfactants have been found potential candidates for many applications in various aspects, the development of this line of research is of paramount importance. Isolation, screening and identification of biosurfactant producing bacteria from hydrocarbon contaminated water and soil samples were assessed. Water sample collected in the form of surface microlayer from pond, near library, CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar along with total five soil samples collected from petrol pumps and automarket, Hisar, were used for retrieval of total 78 bacterial isolates by enrichment culture technique using crude oil, liquid paraffin and diesel as the carbon source. Only 16 isolates have shown haemolytic activity on blood agar medium which were further screened by using different screening methods, using culture supernatant grown in MS broth. Highest oil displacement was generated by BK68 (6.23cm) followed by BK23 (2.48cm), BK34 (2.23cm) and BK48 (2.06cm). Highest E24 index was given by culture supernatant of BK66 (19.5%) followed by BK68, BK58, BK23 (19.0%, each) and BK34 (18.0%) after 4 days of incubation. Isolate BK68, however showed further increase in E24 value to 20.0% on 5th day of incubation. Highest reduction in surface tension was given by BK68 (71dynes/cm), followed by BK23 (37dynes/cm), BK66 (36dynes/cm) and BK58 (33dynes/cm). Highest oil atomization was given by BK68 (0.50cm) followed by BK23 (0.40cm), BK34 (0.38cm), BK66 (0.35cm), BK58 (0.30cm), BK48 (0.30cm) and BK5 (0.30cm).Based on the results of different screening methods, total six higher biosurfactant producing bacterial isolates were selected for identification. Isolates BK23, BK58 and BK68 were found to be aerobic, G+ve and endospore forming bacteria, therefore, may be identified as Bacillus spp. Isolate BK66 being G+ve, coccus (in bunches), catalase +ve, and showing β-haemolysis may be identified as Staphylococcus spp. Remaining two isolates BK34 and BK48 were G-ve, rods, oxidase +ve and glucose fermentation –ve, therefore, may be identified as Pseudomonas spp. All the identified cultures were subjected to biosurfactant production using MS broth containing 2% diesel as the carbon source and highest production was reported by BK68 (18.0%) as evident from emulsification index. |
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2016-10-19T09:52:59Z
2016-10-19T09:52:59Z 2015 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/80925
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en
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application/pdf
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CCSHAU
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