In the final stages of leather processing in drums, dyestuffs are added to the wet process to
impart the sensory characteristics of the final product, such as colour shade and intensity …

Textile dyes are, by design, hardly removed from effluents by conventional wastewater
treatment. Dye-containing effluents can be treated by a number of physico-chemical …

The competent treatments for industrial color residues removal from effluents depend on the
efficiency of the approach used for effluent remediation. The biological approach for textile …

Synthetic dyes are used in textile industries due to their advantages over natural dyes.
However, textile effluents cause irreparable damageto water bodies because of the proper …

The present review focuses on the role of fungi in the biological degradation/decolourization
of textile wastes and effluents. The major decomposers of xenobiotics are fungi and bacteria …

The major thrust of scientific research is pollution control due to increased discharge and
improper management of industrial wastes, especially textile industries. Textile industry is …

In the wake of advance industrialization, the intensive growth of modern textile production
and inappropriate wastewater treatment strategies have led to the release of noxious and …

Dyes used in the textile industry for imparting color to clothes are designed to be resistant to
sweat, light and microbial attack. A significant portion of the dyes that are produced for the …

Dyes released by the textile industries pose a threat to the environmental safety. Recently,
dye decolourization through biological means has gained momentum as these are cheap …

The rapid growth of industrialization has resulted in a surge in the demand for textile
products worldwide. As a consequence, the textile industry has significantly increased its …