Denitrification Driving by Immobilization Mixed-Culture Denitrifying Fungal Communities under Aerobic Conditions: Community Co-Occurrence Pattern, and Low C/N Micro-Polluted Water Treatment
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Abstract
Less attention focused on the nitrogen removal performance of mixed-culture aerobic denitrifying fungal flora (mixed-CADFF) in the low C/N polluted water bodies. In this study, three mixed-CADFF were separated from urban lake overlying water. The total nitrogen (TN) removal efficiencies were 93.60%, 94.64%, and 95.18%, respectively for mixed-CADFF LN3, LN7, and LN15. Meanwhile, the dissolved organic carbon removal efficiencies were 96.64%, 95.12%, and 96.70%, respectively for mixed-CADFF LN3, LN7, and LN15. Three mixed-CADFFs could utilize diverse types of low molecular weight carbon sources to drive the aerobic denitrification processes efficiently. The high-throughput sequencing analysis of three mixed-CADFFs based on ITS specific primer indicated that Eurotiomycetes, Cystobasidiomycetes, and Sordariomycetes were the dominant phylum of three mixed-CADFFs. The network analysis presented that the rare species (Scedosporium dehoogii Saitozyma, and Candida intermedia) presented positive co-occurrence with the TN and organic matter removal. Immobilization mixed-CADFFs treatment raw water experiments indicated that three mixed-CADFFs could reduce more than 27.72%, and 62.73% of TN, respectively for reservoir water and urban lake water. Meanwhile, the cell density and cell metabolism indexes were also increased during the raw water treatment. This study will provide new insight into utilization for the mixed-CADFFs in the environment reparation field.
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