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From: Seymour.Trieger@f198.n351.z1.onebdos.UUCP (Seymour Trieger)
Newsgroups: sci.bio.technology
Subject: oil-spill cleanup
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Date: 17 Jul 90 22:48:55 GMT
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I'd appreciate some information on current state of the art of using 
microbes to clean-up oil spills.  As a microbiologist myself (with 
obsolete degree from 1950), Im curious about the almost infinite 
capacity of a culture to contain an almost infinite variety of organisms 
capable of metabolizing practically anything.
     A bibliography of references would do, or the name(s) of people 
working in this area.

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