In the present work we used a polyphasic approach for the study of the microbial ecology of a laboratory-scale compost biofilter, aiming to evaluate the succession of microbial species under different conditions of biofiltration. By using cultivation-dependent and independent approaches we studied the changes of the structure and diversity of the microbial community in a biofilter treating air polluted with benzene, a highly toxic volatile compound included in the polluted priority lists of most environmental protection agencies.
Microbial succession in a compost-packed biofilter treating benzene-contaminated air
ZILLI, MARIO;CONVERTI, ATTILIO;
2006-01-01
Abstract
In the present work we used a polyphasic approach for the study of the microbial ecology of a laboratory-scale compost biofilter, aiming to evaluate the succession of microbial species under different conditions of biofiltration. By using cultivation-dependent and independent approaches we studied the changes of the structure and diversity of the microbial community in a biofilter treating air polluted with benzene, a highly toxic volatile compound included in the polluted priority lists of most environmental protection agencies.File in questo prodotto:
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