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publicationNumber CN-111808752-B
titleOfInvention A method for efficiently separating and controlling endogenous functional bacteria from sediment
abstract The invention discloses a method for efficiently separating bottom mud and treating endogenous functional bacteria. When the bacterial solution of the endogenous functional bacteria for sediment treatment separated by this method is injected into the sediment, an obvious oxidation layer can appear, that is, the isolated endogenous functional bacteria for sediment treatment can be used for sediment treatment. The invention has important application value.
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