Encyclopaedia Of Environmental Biotechnology

Environmental Biotechnology makes an attempt to understand the science of biotechnology at a mire complex level, than commonly utilized, it explores the various promises this field holds and examines the various tools and technologies within this field. Environmental biotechnology is a broad and expanding field that includes making enzymes with a variety of industrial uses that include the manufacture of bioplastics and biofuels and using micro-organisms and plants for the treatment of wastes and abatement of pollution. This book is carefully prepared keeping in mind the syllabi of several lndian Universities. It provides the student with current information of the different areas of biotechnology. The publication is useful not only to the students, but also to the research scholars and academic professionals. contents: Environmental Biotechnology; industrial Biotechnology; Biomineralization; Phytoremediation; Bioaccumulation; Bioremediation; Biofertilizers; Green Manure; Vermiform post; Cleaner Technology, Carbon Dioxide Cleaning; Prospects of Biologicallnsecticides; Challenges for Chemical Engineers; Cloning of DNA; Genomics and Proteomics.