Pentachlorophenol-decomposing and PCP-tolerant bacteria in field soil treated with PCP
Pentachlorophenol-decomposing and PCP-tolerant bacteria in field soil treated with PCP
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经五氯苯酚处理的田间土壤中五氯苯酚分解和耐五氯苯酚的细菌
DOI:
10.1016/0038-0717(77)90044-x
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发表时间:
1977
影响因子:
9.7
通讯作者:
I. Watanabe
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作者:
I. Watanabe
Soil samples from field plots that had received annual applications of pentachlorophenol (PCP) for 3 consecutive years were analyzed each year for changes in microbial populations, particularly in PCP-decomposing microorganisms and PCP-tolerant bacteria. Within 6 weeks after an initial application of PCP, PCP-decomposing microorganisms increased by about 3 orders of magnitude; this increased population was still observed the following spring. The number of PCP-decomposing microorganisms in the soils that received PCP for 3 yr reached 105· g−1soil or more, while that in soils without PCP was 102· g−1. The soils that received PCP were not enriched with tetrachlorophenoldecomposing microorganisms. The microbes enriched by PCP may have been bacterial in nature. In 1972 and 1974, the number of PCP-tolerant bacteria increased immediately after PCP application and continued to increase for 2 weeks, then declined. The 1973 data, however, showed no such decline. The number of PCP-tolerant and of crystal violet-tolerant (Gram-negative) bacteria correlated fairly well except at 2 weeks after PCP application (when PCP-tolerant bacteria were more numerous).