Research demonstrates the potential of purple phototrophic bacteria for wastewater treatment in Georgia, suggesting integration into bioeconomy practices.
Purple phototrophic bacteria (PPB), a metabolically versatile group within Proteobacteria, offer promising solutions for circular bioeconomy through bioresource recovery and wastewater treatment. The paper examines the potential of PPB-based biotechnology in the context of Georgia. The aim of the study was to find out how PPB systems adapted to local realities can be effectively implemented. The paper reflects the latest international innovations and best practices in the development and implementation of PPB systems. The ways of integrating PPB technologies into the sustainable waste management and renewable energy sectors in Georgia are also discussed.
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