Oil spills are treated as a widespread problem that poses a great threat to any ecosystem.
Following first response actions, bioremediation has emerged as the best strategy for …

Oil spills can be disastrous to any ecosystem. Bioremediation through bioaugmentation
(addition of oil-degrading bacteria) and biostimulation (addition of nutrients N&P) options …

Biostimulation offers an excellent strategy for combating oil spills following first response
actions. Bioremediation rates can be enhanced significantly through the successful …

In both shaker-flask and mesocosm-scale experiments, a commercial oleophilic
bioremediation agent containing biostimulation (nutrients) and bioaugmentation (bacterial …

Bioremediation is defined as the act of adding or improving the availability of materials (eg,
nutrients, microorganisms, or oxygen) to contaminated environments to cause an …

Bioaugmentation (amendment with selected bacterial strains) and/or biostimulation
(nutrients addition and/or air supply) are relatively new fields in environmental microbiology …

Bioremediation offers an environmentally appropriate and cost‐effective response to marine
oil spills that reach shore and is deservedly part of the “tool kit” available to spill responders …

An experimental prototype oil boom including oil sorbents, slow-release fertilizers and
biomass of the marine oil-degrading bacterium, Alcanivorax borkumensis, was applied for …

Three crude oil bioremediation techniques were applied in a randomized block field
experiment simulating a coastal oil spill. Four treatments (no oil control, oil alone, oil plus …

Oil spills are probable accidents occurring mostly during transportation and processing of oil
that can contaminate marine, soil, sediments, and other environments. Oil spill is a special …