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2 years ago
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Bioaugmentation involves Group of answer choices adding nitrogen and phosphorus to an area in need of remediation. adding specia

lized microbes to an area in need of remediation. producing humus from plant waste. producing a methane by-product for powering facility equipment. using microbes to filter out impurities from leach water.
Biology
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tekilochka [14]2 years ago
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Answer:

Bioaugmentation involves a<u>dding specialized microbes to an area in need of remediation</u>.

Explanation:

The practice of adding specialized microbes for degrading specific substances such as contaminants, and biodegradable substances. This will increase the rate of degradation or catabolism of the said materials. They will help to resolve the problem of waste that is being produced every day.

They fall into two different strategies as they can be enriched by indigenous and non-indigenous microorganisms. They are not used for enriching the nutrients in the soil, producing humus, methane, etc. There can be byproducts of bioaugmentation and such byproducts can be increased availability of soil nutrients, methane, etc. But it is not the primary purpose of bioaugmentation.

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