Cold-tolerant alkane-degrading Rhodococcus species from Antarctica

By A. Bej, D. Saul, J. Aislabie. Polar Biology, 2000

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Application of Rhodococcus in Bioremediation of Contaminated Environments (2010, background): “fascians), lack of antimicrobial activity, plant biosafing Biosafety and environmental safety Bell et al. (1998), Nagy et al.”
Psychrotolerant hydrocarbon-degrading Rhodococcus strains isolated from polluted Antarctic soils (2005, background): “These results agree with those found by Bej et al. (2000) who isolated and characterized Rhodococcus strains from oil-contaminated soils around Scott Base, Antarctica.”
Biodegradation and bioremediation of hydrocarbons in extreme environments (2001, background): “Cold-tolerant bacteria, isolated from oil-contaminated soils in Antarctica, were able to degrade n-alkanes (C6 to C20) typical of the hydrocarbon contaminants that persist in Antarctic soil (Bej et al. 2000).”