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BIOREMEDIATION OF HEAVY METALS CONTAMINATED SOIL FROM A STEEL ROLLING COMPANY IN IBADAN
The accumulation and persistence of Heavy Metals (HMs) in soil poses serious environmental challenges. These HMs may leach and impair surface and ground water quality as well as bioaccumulate in plants. The burden of HMs in the environment can be reduced by Organic Amendment (OA) stimulated bacteria...
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