Artículo
Effect of Microbial Species Richness on Community Stability and Community Function in a Model Plant-Based Wastewater Processing System
Fecha de publicación:
31/10/2006
Editorial:
Springer
Revista:
Microbial Ecology
ISSN:
0095-3628
Idioma:
Inglés
Tipo de recurso:
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Resumen
Microorganisms will be an integral part of biologically based waste processing systems used for water purification or nutrient recycling on long-term space missions planned by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. In this study, the function and stability of microbial inocula of different diversities were evaluated after ino- culation into plant-based waste processing systems. The microbial inocula were from a constructed communi- ty of plant rhizosphere-associated bacteria and a com- plexity gradient of communities derived from industrial wastewater treatment plant-activated sludge. Community stability and community function were defined as the ability of the community to resist invasion by a compet- itor ( Pseudomonas fluorescens 5RL) and the ability to de- grade surfactant, respectively. Carbon source utilization was evaluated by measuring surfactant degradation and through Biolog and BD oxygen biosensor community level physiological profiling. Community profiles were obtained from a 16S –23S rDNA intergenic spacer region array. A wastewater treatment plant-derived community with the greatest species richness was the least susceptible to invasion and was able to degrade surfactant to a greater extent than the other complexity gradient communities. All communities resisted invasion by a competitor to a greater extent than the plant rhizosphere isolate con- structed community. However, the constructed commu- nity degraded surfactant to a greater extent than any of the other communities and utilized the same number of carbon sources as many of the other communities. These results demonstrate that community function (carbon source utilization) and community stability (resistance to invasion) are a function of the structural composition of the community irrespective of species richness or func- tional richness.
Palabras clave:
Species Diversity
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Consortium
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Graywater
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Clpp
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Wastewater
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Array
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Cook, K. l.; Garland, J. L.; Layton, A. C.; Dionisi, Hebe Monica; Levine, L. H.; et al.; Effect of Microbial Species Richness on Community Stability and Community Function in a Model Plant-Based Wastewater Processing System; Springer; Microbial Ecology; 52; 4; 31-10-2006; 725-737
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