Ecophysiology of the Actinobacteria in activated sludge systems

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作者：
Robert J. Seviour
Caroline Kragelund
Yunhong Kong
Katherine Eales
Jeppe L. Nielsen
Per H. Nielsen
机构：
[1] La Trobe University,Biotechnology Research Centre
[2] Aalborg University,Department of Biotechnology, Chemistry and Environmental Engineering
[3] Sun Yat-Sen University,Department of Environmental Engineering
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Antonie van Leeuwenhoek | 2008年 / 94卷
关键词：
Ecophysiology; FISH/microautoradiography; Foaming and bulking; Enhanced biological phosphorus removal;
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This review considers what is known about the Actinobacteria in activated sludge systems, their abundance and their functional roles there. Participation in processes leading to the microbiological removal of phosphate and in the operational problems of bulking and foaming are discussed in terms of their ecophysiological traits. We consider critically whether elucidation of their nutritional requirements and other physiological properties allow us to understand better what might affect their survival capabilities in these highly competitive systems. Furthermore, how this information might allow us to improve how these processes work is discussed.
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页数：12
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