The presence of cyanobacterial cells and their exocellular excretions in an aqueous ecosystem stimulated biodegradation of diesel fuel. As was established using the technique of complete factor analysis, nitrogen addition to the medium and the presence of cyanobacterial cells in it are important for the growth of oil-oxidizing bacteria, while exocellular excretions of the cells are not sufficient for such a growth. The mycobacterial growth depended, to a certain extent, on the age of cyanobacterial cultures.
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