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toxicity of the treated ef
uent/dye solution (Ambrosio and Campos-Takaki
2004
;
Romero et al.
2006
; Eichlerova et al.
2007
; Diorio et al.
2008
). Based on the
successful laboratory results, efforts should now be made to scale-up and apply
fungal decolouration techniques in real industrial ef
uents. In addition, there is a
hope that recombinant strains with higher biodegradation capacities will be applied
in the future for the removal of dyes in wastewater.
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