锌
生物吸附
光合作用
化学
生物量(生态学)
环境化学
锰
营养物
小球藻
藻类
光合效率
生态毒理学
污染物
水生植物
废水
小球藻
自养
生物累积
植物
环境工程
生物
生态学
吸附
生物化学
吸附
水生植物
有机化学
遗传学
细菌
工程类
作者
Adriana Ciurli,D. Di Baccio,Andrea Scartazza,Martina Grifoni,B. Pezzarossa,Carolina Chiellini,Lorenzo Mariotti,Alberto Pardossi
标识
DOI:10.1007/s11356-020-11033-2
摘要
Treating biosolids from industrial, urban, and agricultural plants produces high amounts of water. After organic pollutants and non-essential heavy metals have been removed, these wastewaters are still rich in trace elements such as zinc (Zn), copper, or manganese (Mn) and have high conductivity and extremely variable pH. In this study, an isolated Chlorella sp. strain was grown for 21 days in nutrient solutions enriched with known amounts of Zn or Mn to obtain concentrations three (4.0 mg L−1)- and six (1.0 mg L−1)-fold higher than the basal medium levels, respectively, and over the limits permitted in aquatic environments. The green alga exhibited high tolerance to Zn and Mn, with the maximum abatement of Zn (28–30%) and Mn (60–63.5%) after 14 and 7 days of culture, respectively. Mn stimulated the growth rate and biomass production of Chlorella, which showed the highest carbon levels just in the first week. In both treatments, the nitrogen and protein contents remarkably increased. The photosynthetic pigments increased until the 14th day, with a higher extent in the Zn-enriched solution. An increasing photochemical efficiency was observed after 7 days of treatment, when the microalgae grown in Zn- and Mn-enriched solutions showed a slightly higher maximum photochemical efficiency than control. The autotrophic and controlled growth system adopted was designed to monitor the dynamic balance of Zn and Mn contents in the solutions and in the algal biomass. This system has proved to be useful in identifying the optimal nutritional conditions of the microalgae, along with the optimal temporal patterns of both metal biosorption capacity for water remediation and element bioaccumulation in the algal biomass.
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