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Biodegradation of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) using bacterial strains isolated from fresh bovine feces.

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Cow Feces Bacteria Successfully Break Down HDPE Plastic Within 40 Days

A new study reveals that bacteria isolated from fresh bovine feces can degrade HDPE plastic within just 40 days, reducing its weight and altering its chemical structure. Learn how Brevibacillus parabrevis EVB2 and Bacillus velezensis EVB8 could support sustainable plastic waste management.

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Aneknowledge November 23, 2025

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