Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Anbar University - College of Science

2 Anbar University - College of Agriculture

10.37652/juaps.2011.153131

Abstract

Agricultural soil extract using central processor glucose 5 g/l and added his
concentration, ranging from 5 to 150 mg/l Cu or Ni, Immunized from derived soil or soil extract for
industrial zone, And then isolated the bacteria Enterobacter sakazakii diagnosed sensitive of 5 mg/l Cu
or Ni fertilised transactions from agricultural soils , As isolated and diagnosed bacteria Proteus vulgaris
as isolated resistance of Cu concentration 60 mg and 150 mg Ni/l of inoculated transactions from soil
industrial zone. And the P. vulgaris that resistance when used heavily microbes 6.2 Log cfu/ml of the
highest ratios of remove components at 46.6% (28 mg Cu/l) & 42% (63 mg Ni/l) after 48 hours the lap,
When you use focus 60 and 150 mg Cu, Ni l, order and isolation resistance P.vulgaris removals rate of
removal coefficient higher than 1.0 reduce concentration of 50 mg Cu/l and 90 mg Ni/l

Main Subjects

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