1. Introduction to session 5

   • Mark Reeves

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 619 - 620

2. Bioremediating herbicide-contaminated soils

   • E. K. Dzantor
   • A. S. Felsot
   • M. J. Beck

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 621 - 630

3. Biodegradation of chlorinated aliphatics and aromatic compounds in total-recycle expanded-bed biofilm reactors

   • V. M. Korde
   • T. J. Phelps
   • D. C. White

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 631 - 641

4. Carbon dioxide fixation by microalgae photosynthesis using actual flue gas discharged from a boiler

   • Masaaki Negoro
   • Akihiro Hamasaki
   • Shinji Suzuki

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 643 - 653

5. Degradative capability ofPseudomonas putida on acetonitrile

   • Kirit D. Chapatwala
   • G. R. V. Babu
   • Kazeem Aremu

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 655 - 666

6. Production of ethanol from pulp mill hardwood and softwood spent sulfite liquors by genetically engineeredE. coli

   • Hugh G. Lawford
   • Joyce D. Rousseau

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 667 - 685

7. The effect of acetic acid on fuel ethanol production byZymomonas

   • Hugh G. Lawford
   • Joyce D. Rousseau

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 687 - 699

8. Biodegradation of chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbon mixtures in a single-pass packed-bed reactor

   • L. W. Lackey
   • T. J. Phelps
   • D. C. White

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 701 - 713

9. Fungal degradation of organophosphorous insecticides

   • John A. Bumpus
   • Satya N. Kakar
   • R. D. Coleman

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 715 - 726

10. Reduction of nitric oxide by denitrifying bacteria

    • Ramesh Shanmugasundram
    • Cheng-Ming Lee
    • Kerry L. Sublette

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 727 - 737

11. Microbial reduction of sulfur dioxide with pretreated sewage sludge and elemental hydrogen as electron donors

    • Vinay Deshmane
    • Cheng-Ming Lee
    • Kerry L. Sublette

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 739 - 752

12. Stimulation of hydrogen production in algal cells grown under high CO₂ concentration and low temperature

    • Y. Miura
    • W. Yamada
    • M. Kiyohara

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 753 - 761

13. Use of a mathematical model for prediction of optimum feeding strategies forin situ bioremediation

    • Mano J Shouche
    • James N. Petersen
    • Rodney S. Skeen

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 763 - 779

14. Anaerobic remediation of dinoseb from contaminated soil

    • D. J. Roberts
    • R. H. Kaake
    • R. L. Crawford

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 781 - 789

15. Recent research efforts in the area of biotechnology for fuels and chemicals

    • Antonios A. Antonopoulos
    • Karel Grohmann

    Appendix Pages: 793 - 801