ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2021
Soil characteristics and microbial community response in rare earth mining areas in southern Jiangxi Province, China.
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Abstract
The microbial community and functional flora in rare earth mining areas are correlated, but the characteristics and metabolic pathways of pollutant in such mining areas are still poorly known. The heavy metals, rare earth elements, and microorganisms present after mining of rare earth mine sites were analyzed. After mining, all sampling sites exhibited low pH and low total organic carbon levels, accompanied by high iron and aluminum concentrations. The development of vegetation is closely related to the development of microorganisms. In the complex environment of rare earth mining areas, Proteobacteria exhibit an absolute competitive advantage. During mine environmental recovery, the relative abundances of Acidobacteria and Chloroflexi will increase markedly, and with further restoration the relative abundance of Firmicutes will gradually decrease. Many genera of bacteria related to the N cycle and heavy metal metabolism were detected in the study area, indicating the important metabolic pathways for ammonia nitrogen and heavy metals in rare earth mining areas. Bacterial genera that promote plant nitrogen fixation also occur in the area, further revealing the nitrogen cycle. This research is important for health assessment and recovery of rare earth mines.
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