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and biodegradation potential in chronically crude oil-contaminated marine sediments
are strongly linked to temperature. Scientific reports, 5, p.11651.
• Batista, S.B., Mounteer, A.H., Amorim, F.R. and Totola, M.R. 2006. Isolation and
characterization of biosurfactant/bioemulsifier-producing bacteria from petroleum
contaminated sites. Bioresource technology, 97(6), pp.868-875.
• Baudouin, C., Charveron, M., Tarroux, R. and Gall, Y., 2002. Environmental
pollutants and skin cancer. Cell biology and toxicology, 18(5), pp.341-348.
• Bélanger, D., 2009. Utilisation de la faune macrobenthique comme bioindicateur de la
qualité de l'environnement marin côtier (Doctoral dissertation, Université de
Sherbrooke.).
• Benmecheta, A., Belkhir, L. 2016. Oil pollution in the waters of Algeria. The
Handbook of Environmental Chemistry ed. Barcelo, D. and Kostianoy, A.G. pp. 1–16.
Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer.
• Bento, F.M., de Oliveira Camargo, F.A., Okeke, B.C. and Frankenberger Jr, W.T.,
2005. Diversity of biosurfactant producing microorganisms isolated from soils
contaminated with diesel oil. Microbiological research, 160(3), pp.249-255.
• Ben Said, O., Goñi Urriza, M., El Bour, M., Duran, R. and Aissa, P., 2010. Diversité
des bactéries capables de dégrader les hydrocarbures aromatiques polycycliques et
résistantes aux métaux et aux antibiotiques isolés à partir des sédiments de la lagune
de Bizerte, Tunisie. Revue de Microbiologie, Industrie, Santé et Environnement, 1,
pp.32-48.
• Benzina-Tihar, F., Chaouche, T., Khoja, M. and Oulebsir, H.M.K., 2017, November.
Characterization of Bacteria Isolated from Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils and
Producers of Biosurfactants. In Euro-Mediterranean Conference for Environmental
Integration (pp. 281-282). Springer, Cham.
• Bertrand, J.C., Esteves, J.L., Mulyono, M. and Mille, G., 1986. Use of continuous
flow through systems to determine petrolleum hydrocarbon evolution in superficial
marine sediments. Chemosphere, 15(2), pp.205-210.
• Bertrand, J.C. and Mille, G., 1989. Devenir de la matière organique exogène. Un
modèle: les hydrocarbures.Microorganismes dans les écosystèmes océaniques.
Masson (Paris), Chapitre, 13, pp.343-385.
• Bertrand, J.C., Bianchi, M., Al Mallah, M., Acquaviva, M. and Mille, G., 1993.
Hydrocarbon biodegradation and hydrocarbonoclastic bacterial communities
composition grown in seawater as a function of sodium chloride concentration.Journal
of experimental marine biology and ecology, 168(1), pp.125-138.
• Binazadeh, M., Karimi, I.A. and Li, Z., 2009. Fast biodegradation of long chain nalkanes and crude oil at high concentrations with Rhodococcus sp. Moj-3449. Enzyme
and Microbial Technology, 45(3), pp.195-202.