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Table 1.

Morphology and biochemical characterization of the strains.

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Fig 1.

Phylogenetic tree of the strains based on bootstrap test.

a) A neighbor-joining method; b) A maximum parsimony method.

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Table 2.

Degradation efficiencies of bacterial consortia and single strains.

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Fig 2.

Photos of bio-carrier and immobilized bacterial consortium.

a) SEM photo of bio-carrier of calcium alginate; b) SEM photo of bio-carrier of calcium alginate—activated carbon; c) SEM photo of immobilized bacterial consortium; d) Photo of immobilized bacterial consortium microsphere.

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Fig 3.

Effects of crude oil concentration on crude oil degradation efficiency of free and immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 4.

Effects of temperature on crude oil degradation efficiency of free and immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 5.

Effects of initial pH on crude oil degradation efficiency of free and immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 6.

Effects of salinity on crude oil degradation efficiency of free and immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 7.

Effects of degradation time on crude oil degradation efficiency of free and immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 8.

n-alkanes gas chromatograms in crude oil samples before and after biodegradation.

a) the crude oil control; b) degradation sample of free bacterial consortium; c) degradation sample of immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 9.

Changes of the major normal alkanes content in crude oil samples before and after biodegradation.

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Fig 10.

Degradation efficiency of the main normal alkanes by the free bacteria group and the immobilized bacteria group.

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Fig 11.

PAHs gas chromatograms in crude oil samples before and after biodegradation.

a) the crude oil control; b) degradation sample of free bacterial consortium; c) degradation sample of immobilized bacterial consortium.

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Fig 12.

Degradation of the major PAHs by free bacteria and immobilized bacteria.

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