Exam 43: Applied Environmental Microbiology

Potable water is unfit for consumption or recreation because of the high levels of microbial contaminants present.

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Removal of environmental pollutants using microorganisms is called __________. or

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The acceleration of microbiological processes by the addition of known active microorganisms to soils,waters,or other complex systems is called __________. or

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Question 43

Which causes the most stress to overloaded municipal wastewater plants?

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Exam 43: Applied Environmental Microbiology

Potable water is unfit for consumption or recreation because of the high levels of microbial contaminants present.

Removal of environmental pollutants using microorganisms is called __________. or

The acceleration of microbiological processes by the addition of known active microorganisms to soils,waters,or other complex systems is called __________. or

Which causes the most stress to overloaded municipal wastewater plants?

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