1. Response of microbial community to different media in start-up period of Annan constructed wetland in Beijing of China.
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Liu, Linmei, Hu, Jingdan, Teng, Yanguo, Wang, Jinsheng, Chen, Haiyang, Guo, Xueru, and Zhai, Yuanzheng
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MICROBIAL communities ,LOCAL mass media ,WETLANDS ,NEW business enterprises ,CONSTRUCTED wetlands ,PATHOGENIC microorganisms ,MICROBIAL diversity - Abstract
Microbial community, as the decomposers of constructed wetland (CW), plays crucial role in biodegradation and biotransformation of pollutants, nutrient cycling and the maintenance of ecosystem balance. In this study, 9 water samples, 6 sediment samples, and 8 plant samples were collected in Annan CW, which has the functions of water treatment and wetland culture park. The characteristics of microbial community structure in different media were illustrated by using of high-throughput sequencing-based metagenomics approach and statistical analysis. Meanwhile, this study identified and classified human pathogens in CW to avoid potential risks to human health. The results showed that dominant bacteria phyla in CW include Proteobacteria, Bacteroides, Actinobacteria, Firmicutes and Verrucomicrobia. The distribution of microorganisms in three media is different, but not significant. And the pH and DO profoundly affected microbe abundance, followed by water temperature. The microbial diversity in sediments is the highest, which is similar with the detection of human pathogens in sediments. Moreover, compared with Calamus, Lythrum salicaria and Reed, Scirpus tabernaemontani has fewer pathogenic microorganisms. The distribution of microorganisms in the CW is complex, and a variety of human pathogens are detected, which is more prone to create potential risks to human health and should receive additional attention. [Display omitted] • The dominant phyla in CW include Proteobacteria, Bacteroides and Actinobacia. • The microbial diversity in sediments is the highest, the same with human pathogens. • The pH and DO profoundly affect microbe abundance, followed by water temperature. • The proportion of HPs in the surface wetland is highest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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