Bioaugmentation of Exogenous Strain <i>Rhodococcus</i> sp. 2G Can Efficiently Mitigate Di(2-ethylhexyl) Phthalate Contamination to Vegetable Cultivation
Hai-Ming Zhao(Jinan University), Zhenli He(Indian River State College), Xuejing Huang(Guangxi Medical University), Sha Li(Jinan University), Lei Xiang(Jinan University), Ce-Hui Mo(Jinan University), Huan Du(Sichuan University), Hui Li(Beijing Center for Disease Prevention and Control), Yan-Wen Li(Jinan University), Xian-Hong Zeng(Jinan University), Chun-Qing Huang(Jinan University), Quan-Ying Cai(Harvard University)
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