Growth and denitrifying activity of Xanthobacter autotrophicus CECT 7064 in the presence of selected pesticides
Growth and denitrifying activity of Xanthobacter autotrophicus CECT 7064 in the presence of selected pesticides
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DOI:
10.1007/s00253-005-0182-8
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发表时间:
2006-07
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5
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Florentina Sáez;C. Pozo;Miguel A. Gómez;M. V. Martínez-Toledo;B. Rodelas;J. González-López
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作者:
Florentina Sáez;C. Pozo;Miguel A. Gómez;M. V. Martínez-Toledo;B. Rodelas;J. González-López
The effects of the application of nine pesticides used commonly in agriculture (aldrin, lindane, dimetoate, methylparathion, methidation, atrazine, simazine, captan and diflubenzuron) on growth, CO2production, denitrifying activity [as nitrous oxide (N2O) released] and nitrite accumulation in the culture medium byXanthobacter autotrophicusstrain CECT 7064 (Spanish Type Culture Collection) (a micro-organism isolated from a submerged fixed-film) were studied. The herbicide atrazine and the insecticide dimetoate totally inhibited growth and biological activity ofX. autotrophicusat 10 mg l−1, while the rest of the tested pesticides delayed the growth of strain CECT 7064 but did not drastically affect the bacterial growth after 96 h of culture. The denitrifying activity ofX. autotrophicuswas negatively affected by the pesticides application with the exception of fungicide captan. The release of N2O was strongly inhibited by several pesticides (aldrin, lindane, methylparathion, methidation and diflubenzuron), while dimetoate, atrazine and simazine inhibited totally the denitrifying activity of the strain. The effects of the pesticides on denitrifying submerged fixed-film reactor are discussed.