Degradabilty of a predominant bacterium isolated from Yangtse River
Chai Xiao-juan
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Chai Xiao-juan
Abstract
A strain,JD1,a predominant bacterium,was isolated from Yangtse River.The preliminary identifications suggested that the strain belongs to Acinetobacter junii.The strain could resist to dimethoate up to 600?mg/L.The optimal conditions for degradation of dimethoate was pH 7.2 and temperature 32℃,and JD1 can degrade dimethoate under the condition of pH 5.5—9.0 and temperature 30—37℃.The changes of the liquid quantity and the quantum of inoculation could obviously impact the degradation rate.Changing the liquid quantity from 3/10 to 1/5,the degradation rate for dimethoate of 100?mg/L changed from 21% to 51.54%.The experiments also proved that the strain JD1 could resist to phenol up to 2?400?mg/L.
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A strain,JD1,a predominant bacterium,was isolated from Yangtse River.The preliminary identifications suggested that the strain belongs to Acinetobacter junii.The strain could resist to dimethoate up to 600?mg/L.The optimal conditions for degradation of dimethoate was pH 7.2 and temperature 32℃,and JD1 can degrade dimethoate under the condition of pH 5.5—9.0 and temperature 30—37℃.The changes of the liquid quantity and the quantum of inoculation could obviously impact the degradation rate.Changing the liquid quantity from 3/10 to 1/5,the degradation rate for dimethoate of 100?mg/L changed from 21% to 51.54%.The experiments also proved that the strain JD1 could resist to phenol up to 2?400?mg/L.
Key concepts: Dimethoate, Strain (injury), Degradation (telecommunications), Bacteria, Chemistry, Acinetobacter, Biology, Agronomy