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Tetracycline Biodegradation by Endophytic Providencia Alcalifaciens KAI2 from Acorus Calamus L.: Performance, Genomics, Pathways, and Applicability

Sep 2026 · Water, Air and Soil Pollution · Vol 237 · 0 citations · 65 references

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This study provides a genome-informed and application-oriented assessment of TC biodegradation by an endophytic bacterium, and highlights KAI2 as a potential bioaugmentation candidate for antibiotic-contaminated water treatment.

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