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Enhanced polyhydroxyalkanoates production: bacterial synergy transforms agricultural waste
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Green Materials
Green Materials (2025)
Published: 17 September 2025
...Kiran Nasir; Rida Batool; Muhammad Kamran; Syed Mujtaba ul Hassan; Nazia Jamil Polyhydroxyalkanoates ( PHA ), produced by bacteria, emerging as a promising green biopolymer, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional plastics because of their prompt biodegradability and biocompatibility...
Includes: Supplementary data
