As-tolerant Bacillus circulans isolated from as-polluted soils: Soil Science and Plant Nutrition: Vol 39, No 2

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Since arsenic (As)-tolerant microorganisms have become relatively predominant in As-polluted soils (Hiroki 1993), they appear to play a considerable role in the turnover of organic materials in these As-contaminated environments.

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