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The role of nitrogen-fixing bacteria in nitrogen-limiting marine waters (Chapter 4)

Naik, M.M.; Charya, L.S.; Naik, D.; Malik, A.; Prabhu, M.S. (Global Implications of the Nitrogen Cycle, Ed. by Trelita de Sousa. 2020; 80-99.)

Crude oil spills are a major threat to the marine flora and fauna. Oil spills like the Exxon Valdez in Alaska and the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico have resulted in devastating environmental and socio-economic ...
Halomonas Venusta mediated detoxification and biotransformation of selenite into selenium nanoparticles exhibiting various biomedical applications

Vaigankar, D.C.; Dubey, S.K.; Mujawar, S.Y.; Mohanty, A.K. (Bioresources and Bioprocessing. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

Marine environment is in constant threat due to anthropogenic activities which are involved in disturbing the aquatic flora and fauna due to accumulation of toxic metals and metalloids. The current study involves the use ...
The involvement of the Type Six Secretion System (T6SS) in the virulence of Ralstonia solanacearum on brinjal

Asolkar, T.; Ramesh, R. (3 Biotech. 10(7); 2020; ArticleID_324.)

Ralstonia solanacearum is an important soil-borne plant pathogen which causes bacterial wilt in a large number of crops. Bacterial Type Six Secretion System (T6SS) is known to participate in pathogenesis, bacterial interaction ...
A preliminary study on L-asparaginase from mangrove detritus-derived fungi and its application in plant growth promotion

Damare, V.S.; Kajawadekar, K.G. (MycoAsia. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

L-asparaginase enzyme has wide applications in medicine, food industry and developing biosensors. The present study was carried out to investigate the plant growth-promoting characteristics of L-asparaginase, an aspect ...
Air-Sea CO sub(2) dynamics from tropical estuarine system Mahanadi, India

Pattanaik, S.; Roy, R.; Sahoo, R.K.; Choudhury, S.B.; Panda, C.R.; Satapathy, D.R.; Majhi, A.; D'Costa, P.M.; SheshaSai, M.V.R. (Regional Studies in Marine Science. 36; 2020; ArticleID_101284.)

The biogeochemical characteristics of Mahanadi estuarine system in eastern India were investigated to understand the seasonality in carbon parameters and their influence on sea-air CO sub(2) gradient. In general, the ...
Do spatial differences account for the variation in abundance of human pathogenic bacteria in waters and fishes of the monsoonal estuary?

Damare, V.S.; Shet, V.M.; Naik, S.; Barve, R. (Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science. 240; 2020; ArticleID_106786.)

Spatiotemporal variation of human pathogenic bacteria was observed in the surface waters of a monsoonal estuary and these bacteria were also found to be associated with the native fish of two monsoonal estuaries. The ...
Solid waste management using indigenous microorganisms

Pereira, F.; D'souza, J. (Proc. 3 Int. Conf. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Sciences (ICEES-2011). 2011; 116-127.)

Goa, a tiny state on the west coast of India with an area of 3702 sq kms and a population of 13.5 lakh holds a position in UNESCO's world heritage list, as a safe, serene and pleasant tourist destination. However, the in?ux ...
Ethnic fermented foods and beverages of Goa

Furtado, I.; Velho-Pereira, S. (Ethnic Fermented Foods and Beverages of India: Science History and Culture, Ed. by: Jyoti Prakash Tamang. 2020; 139-155.)

The natives, through centuries, followed indigenous traditional processes of food and beverage preparations which can be viewed under three categories, based on the key ingredients used: (i) plant saps/juices; (ii) lentil, ...
Cyanobacteria in tropical and subtropical marine environments: bloom formation and ecological role (Chapter 3)

Rajaneesh, K.M.; Naik, R.K.; Roy, R.; D'Costa, P.M. (Advances in Cyanobacterial Biology. 2020; 35-46.)

Cyanobacteria have played a significant role in the evolution of life on Earth by creating an oxygenic atmosphere through photosynthesis. They have unique adaptive strategies to survive in extreme environments. They are ...
Degradation of tarballs using associated bacterial consortia

Shinde, V.L.; Suneel, V.; Rathore, C.; Shenoy, B.D. (3 Biotech. 10(3); 2020; ArticleID_109.)

Tarballs are semi-solid blobs of crude-oil formed in marine environment. Microbial degradation of tarballs is poorly understood, though there are indications that tarball-associated microbes can degrade recalcitrant ...

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