Eudrilus eugeniae as a putative candidate for textile industry effluent polluted soil bioremediation
A. Veeramani1, S. Senthil Kumar2, M.S. Mohamed Jaabir2*, C. Sivagandhi2, R. Marimuthu2and R. Ravikumar3
http://dx.doi.org/10.12944/CWE.5.1.21
Efforts were taken to understand the impact of textile effluent on the population of earthworms mimicking the condition prevalent in Textile belt of Tamil Nadu where effluents are drained into the cultivable land through the water stream. Categories of earthworms were maintained and drained with calculated amounts of raw, chemically and biologically treated effluents for a period of 8 weeks in which fecundity and growth were recorded. There was significantly high fecundity in the soil treated with raw effluent than that of control and the treated effluents suggesting us to use of these worms for bioremediation of textile effluent polluted soil.
Eudrilus Eugeniae; Textile Effluent Pollution; Bioremediation
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Veeramani A, Kumar S. S, Jaabir M. S. M, Sivagandhi C, Marimuthu R, Ravikumar R. Eudrilus eugeniae as a putative candidate for textile industry effluent polluted soil bioremediation. Curr World Environ 2010;5(1):131- 136 DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.12944/CWE.5.1.21
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Veeramani A, Kumar S. S, Jaabir M. S. M, Sivagandhi C, Marimuthu R, Ravikumar R. Eudrilus eugeniae as a putative candidate for textile industry effluent polluted soil bioremediation. Curr World Environ 2010;5(1):131- 136. Available from://www.a-i-l-s-a.com?p=257/
