What does the published scientific research say about Xanthobacter autotrophicus?
Peer-reviewed literature on Xanthobacter autotrophicus, historically also described as Corynebacterium autrophicum, covers 8 PubMed articles in agricultural or plant-input contexts. Research spans soil bioremediation, aerobic halide degradation, and gas-phase carbon and nitrogen fixation.
The most directly applicable agricultural research involves bioaugmentation of waste motor oil (WMO)-contaminated fields. One cited study combined X. autotrophicus bioaugmentation with Phaseolus vulgaris phytoremediation, reducing WMO concentration from 60,000 ppm to 190 ppm over five months, well below Mexico's NOM-138 limit of 4,400 ppm. The authors credited X. autotrophicus with accelerating oxidation of aromatic hydrocarbons.
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