ArticleMicrobiome2023
Ecological interactions and the underlying mechanism of anammox and denitrification across the anammox enrichment with eutrophic lake sediments.
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Abstract
backgroundIncreasing attention has recently been devoted to the anaerobic ammonium oxidation (anammox) in eutrophic lakes due to its potential key functions in nitrogen (N) removal for eutrophication control. However, successful enrichment of anammox bacteria from lake sediments is still challenging, partly due to the ecological interactions between anammox and denitrifying bacteria across such enrichment with lake sediments remain unclear.
resultsThis study thus designed to fill such knowledge gaps using bioreactors to enrich anammox bacteria with eutrophic lake sediments for more than 365 days. We continuously monitored the influent and effluent water, measured the anammox and denitrification efficiencies, quantified the anammox and denitrifying bacteria, as well as the related N cycling genes. We found that the maximum removal efficiencies of NH
conclusionsThis study greatly expands our understanding of cooperation mechanisms among anammox and denitrifying bacteria during the anammox enrichment with eutrophic lake sediments, which sheds new insights into N removal for controlling lake eutrophication. Video Abstract.
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