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Bioaugmented constructed wetlands for denitrification of saline wastewater: A boost for both microorganisms and plants

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论文题目:

Bioaugmented constructed wetlands for denitrification of saline wastewater: A boost for both microorganisms and plants

英文论文题目:

Bioaugmented constructed wetlands for denitrification of saline wastewater: A boost for both microorganisms and plants

第一作者:

王鑫壹

英文第一作者:

wang,xin yi

联系作者:

祝惠

英文联系作者:

zhu hui

发表年度:

2020

卷:

138

摘要:

The inhibition of salt stress on plant and microbial functions has led to the reduction of nitrogen removal capacity of constructed wetlands (CWs) under saline conditions. The mechanisms and effectiveness of bioaugmented CW (Bio-CW) microcosms with a salt-tolerant microbial inoculum were evaluated for nitrogen removal at different salinity levels. The results showed that the denitrification capacity of CWs was improved under saline conditions by adding the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum. At an EC of 15 mS/cm, the removal percentages of ammonia nitrogen (NH4+-N) and total nitrogen (TN) in Bio-CW microcosms (95.7% and 99.4%) on Day 5 were significantly (p < 0.05) higher than that in unbioaugmented CW (un-Bio-CW) microcosms (68.5% and 76.4%), respectively. The high throughput sequencing data of substrate samples indicated that the microbial community in the CWs was changed by the addition of the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum and the frequency of bacteria with nitrogen removal function was increased in the CWs. Furthermore, both growth and the TN accumulation capacity of plants in Bio-CW microcosms were promoted compared with the un-Bio-CW microcosms. In conclusion, the addition of the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum can enhance the nitrogen removal efficiency of CWs under saline condition via boosting the function of both microorganisms and plants.

英文摘要:

The inhibition of salt stress on plant and microbial functions has led to the reduction of nitrogen removal capacity of constructed wetlands (CWs) under saline conditions. The mechanisms and effectiveness of bioaugmented CW (Bio-CW) microcosms with a salt-tolerant microbial inoculum were evaluated for nitrogen removal at different salinity levels. The results showed that the denitrification capacity of CWs was improved under saline conditions by adding the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum. At an EC of 15 mS/cm, the removal percentages of ammonia nitrogen (NH4+-N) and total nitrogen (TN) in Bio-CW microcosms (95.7% and 99.4%) on Day 5 were significantly (p < 0.05) higher than that in unbioaugmented CW (un-Bio-CW) microcosms (68.5% and 76.4%), respectively. The high throughput sequencing data of substrate samples indicated that the microbial community in the CWs was changed by the addition of the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum and the frequency of bacteria with nitrogen removal function was increased in the CWs. Furthermore, both growth and the TN accumulation capacity of plants in Bio-CW microcosms were promoted compared with the un-Bio-CW microcosms. In conclusion, the addition of the salt-tolerant microbial inoculum can enhance the nitrogen removal efficiency of CWs under saline condition via boosting the function of both microorganisms and plants.

刊物名称:

Environment International

英文刊物名称:

Environment International

参与作者:

X. Y. Wang, H. Zhu, B. X. Yan, B. Shutes, G. Banuelos and H. Y. Wen

英文参与作者:

X. Y. Wang, H. Zhu, B. X. Yan, B. Shutes, G. Banuelos and H. Y. Wen


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