Hongos Resupinados: Capacidad de tolerancia al Diesel como alternativa de biorremediación

Abstract

Abstract: Hydrocarbons (HCs), present in oil, plastics and fossil fuels, such as Diesel, stand out for their high energy density, but generate environmental and safety problems. health in people. Prolonged exposure to Diesel increases the risk of respiratory, cardiovascular and kidney diseases. Given this, alternatives are explored of bioremediation, highlighting microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. Among them, the resupinated fungi, with the ability to degrade hydrocarbons, including Diesel. He The study consists of six chapters, addressing the theoretical framework, materials and methods, results, discussion, conclusions and recommendations. The research focuses on analyze the tolerance of resupinate fungi to Diesel, evaluating the tolerance rate in ten strains. The data was obtained from the Cultivation and Conservation laboratory of UTPL Microorganisms. The statistical analysis, through ANOVA and T-Test, allows evaluate the degradation capacity of fungi. These results may be key to implement bioremediation programs and improve health quality in environments with Diesel exposure.