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Archaea inoculator (soil remediation, consumer of hydrocarbons)

 
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Hi there. I came across this a while back when I was looking at all kinds of different soil remediators.

http://www.biozome.com/

It's a mixture of different microbes in the archaea domain, originally assembled to fight oilspills and the like:




But they do wonders in the garden as well, I have been using it for a while and saw definite improvements.

The interesting thing is I can't really find any info on Oppenheimer on wikipedia and few other places as well. Even though this was quite the innovation.

I came across his CV though, which is impressive to say the least:

http://www.obio.com/docs/cv.pdf
 
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