Title of article
Examination of Impact of Arsenic Stress on Soil Microbes
Author/Authors
Sultana, Rashida Department of Botany - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan , Umber, Maleeha Department of Botany - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan , Iffat, Fareeha Department of Botany - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan , Kiran, Shanzah Department of Botany - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan , Khalid, Ayesha Department of Botany - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan , Ahmad, Mirza Naseer Department of Geography - Faculty of Earth Sciences - Abdus Salaam Research Forum - Nusrat Jahan CollegeRabwah - Chenab Nagar, Pakistan
Pages
7
From page
342
To page
348
Abstract
The research was performed at Botany department, Nusrat Jahan College Rabwah Pakistan toscreen stress tolerance level of soil microbes (pseudomonas and penicillium) taken from NARC(National Agricultural Research Centre)Pakistanagainst different levels of sodium arsenitestress (1mg/Lto10mg/L). The research was based on completely randomized design. Threedrops were applied to microbes grown on CLED (cysteine-, lactose-, and electrolyte-deficient)media to determine zone of inhibition through disk, well and spread method, while control groupwas without sodium arsenite application. After application of various levels of arsenic stressorganisms wereincubated for 24 h at 37°C. After incubation, zones of inhibition were measured.Our study has shown that both micobes cannot overcome higher levels of arsenic stress because inhigher stress petriplates, increased inhibitory zones were observed.
Keywords
Pseudomonas , Penicillium , Arsenic , CLED , Soil microbes , Well method , Spreadmethod , Disk method
Journal title
Pakistan Journal of Analytical and Environmental Chemistry
Serial Year
2020
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Record number
2597190
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