Biodegradation Potential of C-C Perfluorocarboxylic Acids and Data from the Genome of a New Strain of 5(3).

The use of bacteria of the genus -destructors of persistent pollutants for biotechnologies of environmental purification-is an interesting area of research. The aim of this work was to study the potential of strain 5(3) isolated from pesticide-contaminated soil as a degrader of C-C perfluorocarboxylic acids (PFCAs) and analyze its complete genome. The genome of the strain has been fully sequenced.

Draft genome sequence of perfluorinated acids C-C degrading bacterium 5(3), isolated from soil contaminated with pesticides.

The P 5(3) strain is a potential degrader of persistent perfluorinated pollutants, particularly C-C perfluorinated acids. The genome of the strain has been fully sequenced. It consists of a chromosome with a length of 5,676,241 base pairs and a G-C content of 64.

PGP-Bacterium Improves Bread Wheat Growth and Mitigates Herbicide and Drought Stress.

The reaction of plants to simultaneous stress action and treatment with biological stimulants still remains poorly studied. Laboratory and field experiments have been conducted to study the growth and yield of bread wheat ( L.) of the variety Ekada 113; stress markers and quantitative ratios of phytohormones in plants under insufficient soil moisture; the effects of spraying with herbicide containing 2,4-D and dicamba and growth-stimulating bacterium DA1.