Spatiotemporal and species variations in prokaryotic communities associated with sediments from surface-flow constructed wetlands for treating swine wastewater.
Spatiotemporal and species variations in prokaryotic communities associated with sediments from surface-flow constructed wetlands for treating swine wastewater.
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10.1016/j.chemosphere.2017.06.132
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2017-10
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8.8
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Fen Jia;Cui Lai;Liang Chen;G. Zeng;Danlian Huang;Feng Liu;Xi Li;Pei Luo;Jinshui Wu;L. Qin;Chen Zhang;Min Cheng;Piao Xu
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Fen Jia;Cui Lai;Liang Chen;G. Zeng;Danlian Huang;Feng Liu;Xi Li;Pei Luo;Jinshui Wu;L. Qin;Chen Zhang;Min Cheng;Piao Xu
Microorganisms are the main mechanisms of pollutants removals in constructed wetlands (CWs) used for wastewater treatment. However, the different biological processes and variations of prokaryotic community in CWs remain poorly understood. In this study, we applied a high-throughput sequencing technique to investigate the prokaryotic communities associated with sediments from pilot-scale surface-flow constructed wetlands (SFCWs) treating swine wastewater (SW) of varying strengths. Our results revealed that highly diverse prokaryotic communities were present in the SFCWs, withProteobacteria(16.44–44.44%),Acidobacteria(3.25–24.40%), andChloroflexi(5.77–14.43%) being the major phyla, andNitrospira(4.14–12.02%), the most dominant genus. The prokaryotic communities in the sediments varied greatly with location and season, which markedly altered the microenvironmental conditions. Principal co-ordinates analysis indicated that SW strength significantly influenced the community structure in sediments of the SFCWs, and canonical correspondence analysis illustrated that the shifts in prokaryotic communities were strongly related to NO3−–N and TN in winter; and in summer with NH4+single bondN, NO3−–N, NO2−–N, TN, TP, SOM, and pH. In conclusion, the use of high-throughput sequencing greatly enhanced our understanding of prokaryotic communities with different functional groups in SFCWs.