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Biochemical markers and bioaccumulation capacity of cyanobacteria under fenitrothion stress: implications for aquatic bioremediation

Aug 2026 · Biologia · Vol 81 · 0 citations · 65 references

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The greater metabolic stability and adaptive capacity of A. laxa is demonstrated under the tested conditions, supporting its identification as the more robust bioremediation candidate.

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