Bioremediation Potentials of Some Indigenous Microorganisms Isolated from Auto Mechanic Workshops on Irrigation Water used in Lokoja Kogi State ff Nigeria

Ekpa Emmanuel; Adaji, Andrew; Opaluwa

Bioremediation Potentials of Some Indigenous Microorganisms Isolated from Auto Mechanic Workshops on Irrigation Water used in Lokoja Kogi State ff Nigeria

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Bioremediation Potentials of Some Indigenous Microorganisms Isolated from Auto Mechanic Workshops on Irrigation Water used in Lokoja Kogi State ff Nigeria

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Three (3) indigenous bacteria species (Bacillus spp, Acinectobacterspp and Moraxella spp) previously isolated from contaminated soil of some auto mechanic workshops were used for bioremediation studies on some irrigation water used at Sarkin-nomaFadama farms located in LokojaKogi State, Nigeria. This was done in order to investigate their bioremediation potentials using a simple pour plate method. The physicochemical parameters and heavy metal analysis (using AAS iCE 3000) of the irrigation water were performed before and after inoculation of the isolated organisms. Nitrate and phosphate concentration were found to be 10.56mg/L and 12.63mg/L prior to inoculation while iron and zinc were 0.9569mg/L and 0.2245mg/L respectively.

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Ekpa Emmanuel, Adaji, Andrew, Opaluwa, daraobong. 2017. "Bioremediation Potentials of Some Indigenous Microorganisms Isolated from Auto Mechanic Workshops on Irrigation Water used in Lokoja Kogi State ff Nigeria". Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - H: Environment & Environmental geology GJSFR-H Volume 16 (GJSFR Volume 16 Issue H5).

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Submission ReceivedOctober 31, 2016
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Subject: Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - H: Environment & Environmental geology

Authors: Ekpa, Emmanuel, Adaji, Andrew Usman, Udofa, Daraobong., Opaluwa,Queen (PhD/Dr. count: 0)

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