What is the preferable range of temperature for bioremediation by soil microorga

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What is the preferable range of temperature for bioremediation by soil microorganisms?

Options:

A . 0-50 °C

B . 50-60 °C

C . 80-100 °C

D . 120-150 °C

Answer: Option A
Answer: (a).0-50 °C

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