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- Autorius: Zhilin Xing
- Leidėjas: Eliva Press
- ISBN-10: 9999329020
- ISBN-13: 9789999329026
- Formatas: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
Microbial Metabolism of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Landfill Cover Ecosystems (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | knygos.lt
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Chlorinated hydrocarbons (CAHs)-toxic co-contaminants in landfill gas-demand urgent biological mitigation strategies. This book synthesizes a decade of research to decode microbial-driven CAHs transformation in landfill cover ecosystems. Integrating field studies, multi-omics analyses, and lab experiments, we reveal: Metabolic interplay between CAHs and methane oxidation, regulating methanotrophic activity; Rhizosphere-enhanced degradation of chlorinated alkanes via adsorption-biotransformation coupling; Degradation pathways for priority pollutants (e.g., chloroform, TCE) under landfill stresses. Critical breakthroughs demonstrate plant-microbe synergies accelerating CAHs detoxification, with applied solutions including immobilized methanotrophic biofilters for sustained TCE removal. Contribution & Value: Establishes a micro-to-ecosystem framework linking CAHs biotransformation to environmental resilience; Delivers adaptable bioremediation strategies for researchers and policymakers; Advances sustainable waste management through biological innovation. To Readers: While rigorous, inherent complexities in microbial systems may lead to oversights. We welcome scholarly feedback to refine this critical discourse.
- Autorius: Zhilin Xing
- Leidėjas: Eliva Press
- ISBN-10: 9999329020
- ISBN-13: 9789999329026
- Formatas: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Kalba: Anglų
Chlorinated hydrocarbons (CAHs)-toxic co-contaminants in landfill gas-demand urgent biological mitigation strategies. This book synthesizes a decade of research to decode microbial-driven CAHs transformation in landfill cover ecosystems. Integrating field studies, multi-omics analyses, and lab experiments, we reveal: Metabolic interplay between CAHs and methane oxidation, regulating methanotrophic activity; Rhizosphere-enhanced degradation of chlorinated alkanes via adsorption-biotransformation coupling; Degradation pathways for priority pollutants (e.g., chloroform, TCE) under landfill stresses. Critical breakthroughs demonstrate plant-microbe synergies accelerating CAHs detoxification, with applied solutions including immobilized methanotrophic biofilters for sustained TCE removal. Contribution & Value: Establishes a micro-to-ecosystem framework linking CAHs biotransformation to environmental resilience; Delivers adaptable bioremediation strategies for researchers and policymakers; Advances sustainable waste management through biological innovation. To Readers: While rigorous, inherent complexities in microbial systems may lead to oversights. We welcome scholarly feedback to refine this critical discourse.
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