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Chemical Engineering Journal, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown, P. 159404 - 159404
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Language: Английский
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Managing nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in high-salinity wastewater is a critical challenge for sustainable aquaculture environmental protection. In this study, novel salt-tolerant strain, Pseudomonas sediminis D4, was isolated from brackish water environment. This strain exhibited simultaneous heterotrophic nitrification–aerobic denitrification removal capabilities. Biosafety assays demonstrated that the antibiotic-sensitive safe aquatic environments. The optimal conditions phosphate of D4 were carbon/nitrogen (C/N) ratio 10, phosphorus/nitrogen (P/N) 0.2, pH 7, temperature 30 °C while using sodium succinate as carbon source. Under these conditions, achieved efficiencies 97.36% ammonia (NH4+-N), 100.00% nitrate (NO3−-N), 98.02% nitrite (NO2−-N), along with 94.69%, 89.56%, 97.40% PO43−P, respectively. strong salinity tolerance, functioning effectively within range 0% to 5% (w/v), maintaining high efficiency at 3%. Enzyme activity verified existence key enzymes, such oxidase, oxidoreductase, reductase, polyphosphate kinase, exopolyphosphatase, which are essential nitrification-aerobic capabilities D4. These findings highlight potential biological treatment wastewater.
Language: Английский
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