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Resumen Se analizo la capacidad de remocion de Cr(VI) de una cepa de Paecilomyces sp. Cuando el hongo se incubo en medio minimo con glucosa y otras fuentes de carbono comerciales y de bajo costo, como azucar moscabada y piloncillo o glicerol, en presencia de 50 mg/L de Cr(VI), removio totalmente el Cr(VI). La reduccion a Cr(III) ocurre en el medio de cultivo despues de 7 dias de incubacion a 28°C, pH 4.0, y un inoculo de 38 mg. El hongo tambien redujo eficientemente la concentracion de Cr(VI) a partir de tierra contaminada. Los resultados indican que la cepa de Paecilomyces sp tiene la capacidad de reducir Cr(VI) a Cr(III), y por lo tanto puede utilizarse para eliminar la contaminacion por Cr(VI). Palabras clave: remocion de cromo, biomasa fungica, Paecilomyces sp, biorremediacion Removal of Chromium (VI) in a Chromate-Resistant Strain of Paecilomyces sp Abstract The ability to reduce chromium (VI) by a fungal strain of Paecilomyces sp was studied. When it was incubated in minimal medium with glucose and other inexpensive commercial carbon sources such as unrefined and brown sugar or glycerol, in the presence of 50 mg/L of Cr(VI), the strain caused complete removal of Cr(VI). The reduction to Cr (III) occurs in the growth medium after 7 days of incubation, at 28°C, pH 4.0, and inoculum of 38 mg. Also, the fungi efficiently reduced the concentration of Cr(VI) from contaminated soil wastes. The results indicate that the fungal strain of

Remoción de Cromo (VI) por una Cepa de Paecilomyces sp Resistente a Cromato