Evaluation of rhamnolipid addition on the natural attenuation of estuarine sediments contaminated with diesel oil.

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Lourdinha Florencio

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Mario T Kato

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Mitsue M Nakazawa

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Effects of prokaryotic diversity changes on hydrocarbon degradation rates and metal partitioning during bioremediation of contaminated anoxic marine sediments.

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10.1007/S11356-016-7152-9

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