The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
924, P. 171627 - 171627
Published: March 11, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
effect
of
soil
pH
change,
and
nitrogen
amendment
on
ammonia
oxidiser
abundance
comammox
Nitrospira
community
composition.
The
experimental
design
used
mesocosms
placed
in
a
temperature-controlled
incubator
for
90
days.
A
Templeton
silt
loam
was
as
its
physiochemical
properties
are
typical
region's
dairy
farms.
results
showed
that
clade
B
preferred
natural
(pH
6.1–6.2)
with
no
applied
nitrogen.
Furthermore,
synthetic
urine
(N700)
decreased
B.
may
have
been
because
large
amounts
available
N700
treatments
inhibited
growth
Nitrospira.
These
suggest
while
present
New
Zealand
farm
soils,
but
their
role
nitrification
very
high
environment
under
patch
grazed
pastures
be
limited.
Further
research
is
needed
confirm
this.
In
contrast
comammox,
AOB
(dominated
by
Nitrosospira)
responded
positively
application
urine.
response
greatest
(7.1),
followed
then
low
(4.9)
soils.
due
difference
availability.
At
pH,
ammonia/ammonium
equilibrium
favours
production.
Calculated
availability
accurately
predicted
amoA
gene
abundance.
Interestingly,
AOA
(which
predominantly
made
up
Thaumarchaeota
group
I.1b
E)
seemed
prefer
soils
over
pH.
specific
lineage
present.
did
not
respond
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 1857 - 1872
Published: April 24, 2020
Abstract
Nitrification,
the
oxidation
of
ammonia
to
nitrate
via
nitrite,
is
an
important
process
in
municipal
wastewater
treatment
plants
(WWTPs).
Members
Nitrospira
genus
that
contribute
complete
(comammox)
have
only
recently
been
discovered
and
their
relevance
engineered
water
systems
poorly
understood.
This
study
investigated
distributions
Nitrospira,
ammonia-oxidizing
archaea
(AOA),
bacteria
(AOB)
biofilm
samples
collected
from
tertiary
rotating
biological
contactors
(RBCs)
a
WWTP
Guelph,
Ontario,
Canada.
Using
quantitative
PCR
(qPCR),
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing,
metagenomics,
our
results
demonstrate
species
strongly
dominate
RBC
comammox
outnumber
all
other
nitrifiers.
Genome
bins
recovered
assembled
metagenomes
reveal
multiple
populations
with
distinct
spatial
temporal
distributions,
including
several
taxa
are
previously
characterized
members.
Diverse
functional
profiles
imply
high
level
niche
heterogeneity
among
contrast
sole
detected
AOA
representative
was
cultivated
same
biofilm.
Our
metagenome
also
two
cyanase-encoding
suggesting
ability
degrade
cyanate,
which
has
shown
for
representatives
strict
nitrite
oxidizers.
demonstrates
importance
RBCs
as
model
continued
investigation
environmental
factors
control
activities
AOB,
AOA,
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 2488 - 2504
Published: June 18, 2020
Abstract
The
recent
discovery
of
comammox
Nitrospira
as
complete
nitrifiers
has
fundamentally
renewed
perceptions
nitrogen
cycling
in
natural
and
engineered
systems,
yet
little
is
known
about
the
environmental
controls
on
these
newly
recognized
bacteria.
Based
improved
phylogenetic
resolution
through
successful
assembly
ten
novel
genomes
(71–96%
completeness),
we
provided
first
biogeographic
patterns
for
planktonic
benthic
Yangtze
River
over
a
6030
km
continuum.
Our
study
revealed
widespread
distributions
relative
abundance
this
large
freshwater
system,
constituting
30
46%
ammonia-oxidizing
prokaryotes
(AOPs)
displaying
30.4-
17.9-fold
greater
abundances
than
canonical
representatives
water
sediments,
respectively.
Comammox
contributed
more
to
nitrifier
(34–87%
AOPs)
typical
oligotrophic
environments
with
higher
pH
lower
temperature,
particularly
plateau
(clade
B),
mountain
foothill
A)
areas
upper
reach.
dominant
position
was
replaced
by
sublineages
I/II
bacteria
from
downstream
plain
due
selection,
while
dissimilarity
moderately
associated
geographic
distance.
A
substantial
decrease
(83%)
occurred
immediately
Three
Gorges
Dam,
consistent
similarly
considerable
overall
sediment
bacterial
taxa.
Together,
highlights
previously
unrecognized
dominance
major
river
systems
underlines
importance
revisiting
nitrification
processes
within
global
environments.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
55(3), P. 2087 - 2098
Published: Jan. 13, 2021
Bacteria
capable
of
complete
ammonia
oxidation
(comammox)
are
widespread
and
contribute
to
nitrification
in
wastewater
treatment
facilities.
However,
their
roles
partial
nitrification-anaerobic
ammonium
(anammox)
systems
remain
unclear.
In
this
study,
a
bench-scale
bioreactor
with
continuous
stirring
was
operated
for
more
than
1000
days
limited
oxygen
supply
achieve
efficient
nitrogen
removal
(70.1
±
2.7%)
at
low
loading
35.2
mg-N/L/day.
High-throughput
amplicon
sequencing
analysis
the
comammox
monooxygenase
subunit
A
(amoA)
gene
revealed
seven
sequence
types
from
two
clusters
clade
Nitrospira.
Quantitative
polymerase
chain
reaction
analyses
suggested
that
species
dominated
ammonia-oxidizing
community,
an
abundance
as
high
89.2
7.9%
total
prokaryotic
amoA
copies.
Multiple
linear
regression
further
substantial
contribution
Nitrospira
bioreactor.
The
investigation
batch
experiments
consistently
showed
activities
were
inhibited
by
free
far
severely
other
microbes.
Overall,
study
provided
new
insight
into
ecology
under
hypoxic
conditions
comammox-associated
nitrification-anammox
potential
method
treating
low-strength
ammonium-containing
wastewater.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Oct. 6, 2020
Complete
ammonia
oxidizers
(comammox),
able
to
individually
oxidize
nitrate,
are
considered
play
a
significant
role
in
the
global
nitrogen
cycle.
However,
distribution
of
comammox
Nitrospira
estuarine
tidal
flat
wetland
and
environmental
drivers
affecting
their
abundance
diversity
remain
unknown.
Here,
we
present
large-scale
investigation
on
geographical
along
wetlands
China,
where
were
successfully
detected
9
16
sampling
sites.
The
ranged
from
4.15
×
105
6.67
106
copies/g,
2.21-
5.44-folds
lower
than
canonical
oxidizers:
ammonia-oxidizing
bacteria
(AOB)
archaea
(AOA).
Phylogenetic
analysis
based
alpha
subunit
monooxygenase
encoding
gene
(amoA)
revealed
that
Clade
A,
mainly
originating
upstream
river
inputs,
accounts
for
more
80%
Nitrospira,
whereas
clade
B
rarely
detected.
Comammox
dominant
OTUs
varied
within
samples,
showing
pattern.
Salinity
pH
most
important
wetlands.
was
further
negatively
correlated
with
high
nitrite
concentrations.
Altogether,
this
study
existence,
driving
factors
ecosystems,
thus
providing
insights
into
ecological
niches
recently
discovered
nitrifying
consortium
contributions
nitrification
environments.
Water Research X,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 100131 - 100131
Published: March 14, 2022
Nitrification,
the
oxidation
of
ammonia
to
nitrate
via
nitrite,
is
important
for
many
engineered
water
treatment
systems.
The
sequential
steps
this
respiratory
process
are
carried
out
by
distinct
microbial
guilds,
including
ammonia-oxidizing
bacteria
(AOB)
and
archaea
(AOA),
nitrite-oxidizing
(NOB),
newly
discovered
members
genus
Nitrospira
that
conduct
complete
(comammox).
Even
though
all
these
nitrifiers
have
been
identified
within
systems,
their
relative
contributions
nitrogen
cycling
poorly
understood.
Although
AOA
contribute
nitrification
in
wastewater
plants,
they
generally
outnumbered
AOB.
In
contrast,
comammox
typically
dominate
relatively
low
environments
such
as
drinking
treatment,
tertiary
aquaculture/aquarium
filtration.
Studies
focus
on
abundance
oxidizers
may
misconstrue
actual
role
nitrifying
guilds
play
a
system.
Understanding
which
active
useful
further
optimization
systems
rely
removal.
This
review
highlights
known
distributions
suggests
future
research
directions
will
help
assess
identify
factors
influence
activity.