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 Diesel engine oil is the major product of crude 
oil. 
 It is a major source of pollution in our 
environment. 
 Petroleum is a aromatic compound. 
 Oil is the Xenobiotic and recalcitrant. 
 Diesel oil spills on agricultural land generally 
reduced plant growth. 
 Petroleum hydrocarbon can be degraded by 
microorganism .
 A large number of organism capable of 
degrading polyaromatic hydrocarbons 
compound. 
 Many different species , can degrade 
petroleum compound such as pseudomonas, 
micrococcus, bacillus, corneybactetium. 
 Hydrocarbon degrading bacteria are widely 
distributed in marine fresh water and soil 
habitats. 
 Oil degrading organism basically used alkane 
as a energy source and help in bioremediation.
Aims and objective 
The Aim of our present 
study to isolate the 
petroleum engine oil 
degrading bacteria 
from garage soil. 
The Aim present study 
is to identify and 
evaluate their 
degradation capability.
SAMPLE COLLECTION 
 Sample collection from garage. 
ISOLATION METHOD 
 Spread plate method 
 Streak plate method
 IDENTIFICATION 
Biochemical testing 
IMVIC test 
Starch test 
Urease test
 Gram staining negative 
 Shape rod shaped 
 Colony orange 
 Urease negative 
 Gelatinase positive 
 H2s production negative 
 Indole production negative 
 Methyl red test negative 
 Voges proskauer test positive 
 Citrate test positive 
 Lactose negative 
 Sucrose positive 
 Glucose negative 
 Starch negative 
 Casien hydrolysis positive 
 Manni tol broth negative 
 Identified Acinetobacter may be
Colony of organism is found on 
the Enrichment media 
Morphology of isolated strain after 
gram’s staining
Urease agar test
Casein hydrolysis 
test 
Gelatin agar 
test
conclusion 
 Bacteria are able to grow on to the enriched 
media and used diesel engine oil as a energy 
source. 
 The bacteria have high potential to degrading oil 
and producing biosurfactant layer due to which 
reduce a surface tension of soil and water. 
 Isolated bacteria is Acinetobacter sp. may be. 
 Biochemical test were performed with 
susceptibility was done with bacterial isolates. 
 It can be used to in big level of future purpose 
using a gene &produce level for future.
FURTHER ASPECTS 
 Soil sample can stored in -80c for further 
analysis. 
 carry out PCR and sequencing. 
 identify 16s rna from potential bacteria.
THANK YOU

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1334008 neha chaurasiya

  • 1.
  • 2.  Diesel engine oil is the major product of crude oil.  It is a major source of pollution in our environment.  Petroleum is a aromatic compound.  Oil is the Xenobiotic and recalcitrant.  Diesel oil spills on agricultural land generally reduced plant growth.  Petroleum hydrocarbon can be degraded by microorganism .
  • 3.  A large number of organism capable of degrading polyaromatic hydrocarbons compound.  Many different species , can degrade petroleum compound such as pseudomonas, micrococcus, bacillus, corneybactetium.  Hydrocarbon degrading bacteria are widely distributed in marine fresh water and soil habitats.  Oil degrading organism basically used alkane as a energy source and help in bioremediation.
  • 4. Aims and objective The Aim of our present study to isolate the petroleum engine oil degrading bacteria from garage soil. The Aim present study is to identify and evaluate their degradation capability.
  • 5. SAMPLE COLLECTION  Sample collection from garage. ISOLATION METHOD  Spread plate method  Streak plate method
  • 6.  IDENTIFICATION Biochemical testing IMVIC test Starch test Urease test
  • 7.  Gram staining negative  Shape rod shaped  Colony orange  Urease negative  Gelatinase positive  H2s production negative  Indole production negative  Methyl red test negative  Voges proskauer test positive  Citrate test positive  Lactose negative  Sucrose positive  Glucose negative  Starch negative  Casien hydrolysis positive  Manni tol broth negative  Identified Acinetobacter may be
  • 8. Colony of organism is found on the Enrichment media Morphology of isolated strain after gram’s staining
  • 10. Casein hydrolysis test Gelatin agar test
  • 11. conclusion  Bacteria are able to grow on to the enriched media and used diesel engine oil as a energy source.  The bacteria have high potential to degrading oil and producing biosurfactant layer due to which reduce a surface tension of soil and water.  Isolated bacteria is Acinetobacter sp. may be.  Biochemical test were performed with susceptibility was done with bacterial isolates.  It can be used to in big level of future purpose using a gene &produce level for future.
  • 12. FURTHER ASPECTS  Soil sample can stored in -80c for further analysis.  carry out PCR and sequencing.  identify 16s rna from potential bacteria.