Identification of novel denitrifying bacteria Stenotrophomonas sp. ZZ15 and Oceanimonas sp. YC13 and application for removal of nitrate from industrial wastewater

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Lu Yu
Yanjun Liu
Gejiao Wang
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[1] Huazhong Agricultural University,State Key Laboratory of Agricultural Microbiology, College of Life Science and Technology
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Biodegradation | 2009年 / 20卷
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Biological nitrate removal; Denitrifying bacteria; Industrial wastewater; Immobilization;
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Two novel denitrifying bacteria were successfully isolated from industrial wastewater and soil samples. Using morphological, biochemical/biophysical and 16S rRNA gene analyses, these two bacteria were identified as Stenotrophomonas sp. ZZ15 and Oceanimonas sp. YC13, respectively. Both of these two bacteria showed efficient NO3−-N removing abilities under a semi-anaerobic condition without obvious accumulation of NO2−-N, N2O-N and NH4+-N. NO3−-N removal from paper mill wastewater was also successful by treatments with either a denitrifier or an immobilization method. Therefore, this study provides valuable denitrifying bacteria in biotreatment of industrial wastewater and other environmental pollution caused by NO3−/NO2−.
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