Competitive bio-augmentation overcoming unusual direct inhibitor inefficacy in mainstream nitrite-oxidizing bacteria suppression: Unveiling the underpinnings in microbial and nitrogen metabolism aspects

Wei, Yanxiao; Ye, Min; Chen, Yujie; Li, Yu-You

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.171900

Science of The Total Environment

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.171900

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Competitive bio-augmentation overcoming unusual direct inhibitor inefficacy in mainstream nitrite-oxidizing bacteria suppression: Unveiling the underpinnings in microbial and nitrogen metabolism aspects

Yanxiao Wei,

Min Ye,

Yujie Chen

et al.

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Competitive bio-augmentation overcoming unusual direct inhibitor inefficacy in mainstream nitrite-oxidizing bacteria suppression: Unveiling the underpinnings in microbial and nitrogen metabolism aspects

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Optimizing hydraulic retention time of high-rate activated sludge designed for potential integration with partial nitritation/anammox in municipal wastewater treatment

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Pure water and resource recovery from municipal wastewater using high-rate activated sludge, reverse osmosis, and mainstream anammox: A pilot scale study

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