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Monday, June 30, 2008

11th grader finds way to decompose plastic bags in 3 months

Tests to identify the strains found strain two was Sphingomonas bacteria and the helper was Pseudomonas.

Posted by echo at Monday, June 30, 2008  

Labels: environment (clean tech)

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