Enhancement of the denitrification in low C/N condition and its mechanism by a novel isolated Comamonas sp. YSF15

A novel denitrifying bacterium YSF15 was isolated from the Lijiahe Reservoir in Xi’an and identified as Comamonas sp. It exhibited excellent nitrogen removal ability under low C/N conditions (C/N = 2.5) and 94.01% of nitrate was removed in 18 h, with no accumulation of nitrite. PCR amplification and...

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Published inEnvironmental pollution (1987) Vol. 256; p. 113294
Main Authors Su, Jun feng, Yang, Shu, Huang, Ting lin, Li, Min, Liu, Jia ran, Yao, Yi xin
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published England Elsevier Ltd 01.01.2020
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Summary:A novel denitrifying bacterium YSF15 was isolated from the Lijiahe Reservoir in Xi’an and identified as Comamonas sp. It exhibited excellent nitrogen removal ability under low C/N conditions (C/N = 2.5) and 94.01% of nitrate was removed in 18 h, with no accumulation of nitrite. PCR amplification and nitrogen balance experiments were carried out, showing that 68.92% of initial nitrogen was removed as gas products and the nitrogen removal path was determined to be NO3−-N→NO2−-N→NO→N2O→N2. Scanning electron microscopy and three-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy were used to track extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). The results show that complete-denitrification under low C/N conditions is associated with EPS, which may provide a reserve carbon source in extreme environments. These findings reveal that Comamonas sp. YSF15 can provide novel basic materials and a theoretical basis for wastewater bioremediation under low C/N conditions. [Display omitted] •Strain YSF15 adapted to low C/N conditions was isolated from reservoir.•Strain YSF15 can achieve complete-denitrification in low C/N condition (C/N = 2.5).•YSF15 can use its EPS products as a reserve carbon source to promote denitrification.•Nitrogen removal path was determined using nitrogen balance experiments and PCR. This study isolated a novel denitrifying strain which can use its EPS products as a reserve carbon source to promote denitrification at low C/N condition (C/N = 2.5).
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ISSN:0269-7491
1873-6424
DOI:10.1016/j.envpol.2019.113294