Impact of gasoline on bivalves and algae

This book give an idea about the behavior of brackish bivalves of commercial importance and green algae that grow together in the same environment after exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons pollutants mainly gasoline. This book also highlights on the xenobiotic-resistance mechanism in these biota for detoxification of this pollutant. This gave rise to the living organisms that mimic the environment in terms of water pollution. So, the countries can treat pollution early and get rid of it immediately.

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Samya H.Mohammad,Prof Dr of invertebrates,Faculty of science, Port Said University, Egypt.Technical Editor and Reviewer of: Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science, Journal of Applied Sciences andPakistan Journal of Biological Sciences. Latest thesis supervisor: Use of bivalves and crustacean wastes as biosorbents for water pollutants.