Diversity of archaea and bacteria in a biogas reactor fed with &lt;i&gt;Pennisetum sinese&lt;/i&gt; Roxb by 16S rRNA sequence analysis

Zhao, Chao; Ai, Chao; Li, Qiuzhe; Yang, Chengfeng; Zhou, Guangzhi; Liu, Bin

doi:10.4314/tjpr.v15i12.18

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“…However, the reason is still unclear and will require further study. Hybrid giant Napier, a species of fast‐growing grass common to large parts of the world has been used in biogas systems 18,49 . It also had a positive effect on removing nitrogen and phosphorous from wastewater and reducing clogging in the constructed wetland systems 50 .…”

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Effects of digestate on biomass of a selected energy crop and soil properties

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BACKGROUNDA large number of digestates have not been fully utilized due to a lack of scientific, reasonable guidance, as well as imperfect technology. Hybrid giant Napier has great potential for use as a type of energy plant. As such, this study investigated the effects of digestate on the growth of a candidate energy crop and examined whether digestate was an ecologically viable means for soil restoration.RESULTSThe results showed that the total yields of all treatment groups receiving irrigation of digestate were higher (5.19–26.00%) than those of the control. The total phosphorus, total potassium, available nitrogen, available phosphorus, and available potassium content of the soil had also increased after digestate application, compared with the control. Urease activities for all treatments increased 15.28 to 69.44% more than that of the corresponding control. Soil dissolved organic matter (DOM) mainly contained humic‐like and fulvic‐like components through the application of digestate. More fluorescent components were also identified by two‐dimensional correlation spectroscopy (2D‐COS). These fluorescent components can improve the aromaticity and molecular weight of soil DOM so as to improve soil quality.CONCLUSIONSDigestate improved not only the aboveground biomass accumulation, but also the chemical properties of the soil, which was an appropriate strategy for restoring soil quality and contributing to the sustainable development of marginal. The long‐term impact of digestate application on soil quality will require additional long‐term experiments. © 2020 Society of Chemical Industry

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“…Isolates of the genus Methanofollis are widespread in various anaerobic environments, such as solfataric fields, wastewater reactors, aquaculture fish ponds, lotus fields, and cold seep sediments ( 1 , 3 – 7 ). Moreover, Methanofollis -related sequences have been found in acetate-rich gas-petroleum reservoir surface facilities ( 8 ), municipal solid waste landfill leachates ( 9 ), a long-duration gas injection oil reservoir in the south of Iran ( 10 ), a crust formed on SS400 carbon steel during corrosion ( 11 ), and biogas reactors ( 12 , 13 ). Here, we report the complete genome sequence of M. formosanus DSM 15483 T to further understand the microbial adaptation to various environments.…”

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Complete Genome Sequence of Methanofollis formosanus DSM 15483 ^T , Isolated from an Aquaculture Fish Pond

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The hydrogenotrophic strain Methanofollis formosanus DSM 15483 T (= ML15 T = OCM 798 T ) was isolated from an aquaculture fish pond near Wang-gong, Taiwan. The genome of strain DSM 15483 T was selected for sequencing in order to provide further information about the species delineation and its unique habitat.

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New “Omics” Technologies and Biogas Production

Jouzani

Sharafi

2018

Biofuel and Biorefinery Technologies

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Diversity of archaea and bacteria in a biogas reactor fed with <i>Pennisetum sinese</i> Roxb by 16S rRNA sequence analysis

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Effects of digestate on biomass of a selected energy crop and soil properties

Effects of digestate on biomass of a selected energy crop and soil properties

Complete Genome Sequence of Methanofollis formosanus DSM 15483 ^T , Isolated from an Aquaculture Fish Pond

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Diversity of archaea and bacteria in a biogas reactor fed with <i>Pennisetum sinese</i> Roxb by 16S rRNA sequence analysis

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Effects of digestate on biomass of a selected energy crop and soil properties

Effects of digestate on biomass of a selected energy crop and soil properties

Complete Genome Sequence of Methanofollis formosanus DSM 15483 T , Isolated from an Aquaculture Fish Pond

New “Omics” Technologies and Biogas Production

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Complete Genome Sequence of Methanofollis formosanus DSM 15483 ^T , Isolated from an Aquaculture Fish Pond