Biology, asked by swarajjayendra, 8 months ago

which microbe use for clear oil in water​

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Answered by simmujosan
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Meet Alcanivorax borkumensis, or A. borkumensis for short. This rod-shaped microbe lives in all of the world's oceans with a special preference for oil-polluted areas, as it uses hydrocarbon molecules for food.

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