Bioaccumulation and Biovolatilisation of Pentavalent Arsenic by Penicillin janthinellum, Fusarium oxysporum and Trichoderma asperellum Under Laboratory Conditions
Bioaccumulation and Biovolatilisation of Pentavalent Arsenic by Penicillin janthinellum, Fusarium oxysporum and Trichoderma asperellum Under Laboratory Conditions
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10.1007/s00284-010-9605-6
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发表时间:
2010-02
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2.6
通讯作者:
S. Su;X. Zeng;L. Bai;Xiliang Jiang;Lianfang Li
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作者:
S. Su;X. Zeng;L. Bai;Xiliang Jiang;Lianfang Li
Some fungi are able to control and remediate arsenic (As)-contaminated soil, sediment, or water. Here, we investigate potential accumulation and volatilisation of As by three fungi strains. Results indicated that the highest level of As was accumulated byPenicillinjanthinellumwith 39.54 μg after 10 days in the culture system amended with 2,500 μg As(V), which represents 50 mg/l As.Fusariumoxysporumshowed the highest amount of volatilised As with 304.06 μg after 15 days. The As content in the treated system (filter paper + As + fungi) was significantly higher than that in the control (filter paper + As; filter paper + fungi; filter paper).Trichoderma asperellumandF. oxysporumshowed superior abilities for the absorption of extracellular As and accumulation of intracellular As, which accounted for 82.2 and 63.4% of the total accumulated As, respectively. However,P. janthinellumpresented an equal distribution of intracellular and extracellular As. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) analysis suggested that little impact on mycelium growth of the three fungal strains was seen after exposure to 50 mg/l As(V) for 5 days, while the growth of fungi in the control was inhibited. The present results demonstrate thatP.janthinellum,F.oxysporum, andT. asperellumwould be expected to tackle As-contaminated environments.