西北黄土区石油污染土壤原位微生物生态修复试验研究

通过对西北黄土石油开采区石油污染土壤生物强化原位微生物生态修复方法的试验研究,充分利用强化原位微生物菌群辅以物理和化学方法与土壤环境相结合的微生物生态技术,进行了土壤中石油的降解与修复试验研究,试验结果显示,土壤中平均石油含量在2754mg/kg时,经过lld～32d强化原位微生物生态修复技术的修复,土壤中石油含量降解可达40.92%～80.37%,验证了微生物生态修复技术在西北黄土区土壤石油污染修复的有效性,探索了推广应用的可行性.     

中原石油污染土壤原位微生物生态修复技术的应用

利用优化原位土著微生物菌群辅以物理和化学相结合的生态修复技术, 进行了河南中原油田石油残留污染土壤的野外修复应用研究。修复结果显示, 土壤中残留石油含量平均在2 898.25 mg/kg时, 经过99 d微生物生态修复技术的实施, 土壤中石油含量降解可达99%以上, 为油田区土壤石油残留污染的修复提供了技术方法和推广应用的可行性研究。     

微生物强化修复石油污染土壤的研究进展

微生物修复被认为是去除石油污染物和修复石油污染土壤的一种经济、高效且无二次污染的绿色清洁技术。受土壤环境条件和石油污染物性质等因素制约,土壤中土著石油降解微生物常存在数量不足、活性偏低、生长缓慢等问题,导致修复效果不佳、修复周期偏长。微生物强化修复技术可有效提高微生物降解效能,通过投加具有降解效能的功能菌株或菌剂、营养物质、表面活性剂、生长基质及固定化微生物等手段,可改善提升土著微生物对石油污染土壤的修复效果。文中梳理了已报道的石油降解微生物的种类,总结了微生物修复石油污染土壤的主要影响因素,阐述了微生物强化修复石油土壤的多种有效策略,提出了微生物强化修复石油污染的未来发展方向。     

石油污染土壤植物-微生物修复研究进展

依据国内外近10年来有关石油污染土壤生物修复研究的成果,综合阐述了石油污染土壤的植物修复、微生物修复及植物-微生物联合修复方法研究,重点讨论植物-微生物联合作用,主要包括植物根际微生物、根分泌物以及菌根对石油污染物降解的影响,提出了污染土壤原位修复中需要重视的问题.     

低温微生物修复石油烃类污染土壤研究进展

耐冷菌、嗜冷菌等低温微生物广泛存在于极地、高山以及高纬度等土壤环境中,是石油烃类污染物在低温条件下降解与转化的重要微生物资源.利用低温微生物的独特优势,石油污染土壤的低温生物修复技术的研究成为当前热点领域.本文系统综述了低温石油烃降解菌的分类及冷适机制,低温微生物对不同类型石油烃组分的降解特征和降解机理,低温环境中接种降解菌、添加营养物质和表面活性剂等强化技术在石油污染土壤中生物修复的应用.以及微生物分子生物学技术在低温微生物降解石油烃的研究现状,为拓展我国石油污染土壤生物修复技术提供参考.     

海洋石油污染及其微生物修复研究进展

海洋石油污染严重影响了海洋生态系统平衡和人类健康,海洋石油污染的微生物修复技术因其自身的优势越来越受到人们的重视。介绍了海洋石油污染的现状和治理方法,并着重介绍了海洋中石油污染微生物修复中降解微生物的种类、降解机理和生物修复的研究进展,并指出了生物修复存在并需要克服的问题,以期为海洋石油污染环境修复研究提供参考。     

石油污染微生物修复技术研究进展

石油污染是我国目前陆地和海洋面临的主要污染问题之一,尽管以微生物为主体的原位修复技术在以往的实践中取得了良好的效果,但随着石油污染形式的严峻,微生物修复技术依然面临着巨大的挑战。随着石油降解微生物资源库的不断累积和研究手段的发展,人们对微生物石油降解机制有了更加深入的研究,为提高微生物修复技术的应用范围和应用效果奠定了良好的基础。从石油污染与技术应用趋势、石油降解微生物聚类分析、石油微生物降解的分子机制、石油污染的微生物修复技术几方面总结和梳理了国内外近期的研究进展,以其为迎接新的挑战提供抓手。     

两株绿脓杆菌对石油污染土壤的修复作用

本文旨在研究环境条件下微生物对石油污染土壤的修复情况。从矿井周边土样定向筛选出两株绿脓杆菌,摇瓶降解实验发现,两菌混合培养10 d原油降解率达到95.67%,比单菌培养提高至少32%,即两菌对原油降解具有协同作用。根据降解实验结果制备了混合修复菌剂,并且人工构建石油污染场地,展开中试场地修复试验,模拟不同的操作条件下土壤中原油的降解情况。经60 d修复发现,添加了菌剂的场地,石油烃含量下降趋势明显,每克土壤中石油烃含量从初始的0.8%降至0.1%–0.3%,其中额外添加有机肥作为补充碳氮源的场地,总石油烃降解率最高,达到85.28%。而未添加菌剂的对照组石油烃含量仅减少25.85%。     

菌根真菌对石油污染土壤修复作用的研究进展

生物修复技术是处理石油污染土壤最简单有效的方法之一。本文在系统概述土壤石油污染的环境危害及多种土壤修复技术的基础上,着重介绍了菌根生物修复技术,论述了菌根真菌对土壤中石油污染物的降解效果,探讨了菌根真菌降解污染物的可能机制：酶作用、根际作用、共代谢作用、基因调控;讨论了石油污染土壤的菌根生物修复前景和发展趋势。     

不同生物修复技术处理油污土壤的效果研究

为了探究生物修复技术对油污土壤的处理效果,研究采用生物刺激和生物强化修复技术研究在修复过程中石油烃组分含量、表面张力、微生物数量、酶活性指标的变化。结果表明:生物刺激在降解饱和烃、降低土壤中溶液表面张力、增加微生物数量、提高土壤酶活性方面优于生物强化,而生物强化则对于石油烃中难降解的芳香烃有很好的降解效果,两者各有优势。     

Enhanced bioremediation of soil contaminated with viscous oil through microbial consortium construction and ultraviolet mutation

This study focused on enhancing the bioremediation of soil contaminated with viscous oil by microorganisms and evaluating two strategies. Construction of microbial consortium and ultraviolet mutation were both effective applications in the remediation of soil contaminated with viscous oil. Results demonstrated that an interaction among the microorganisms existed and affected the biodegradation rate. Strains inoculated equally into the test showed the best remediation, and an optimal microbial consortium was achieved with a 7 days’ degradation rate of 49.22%. On the other hand, the use of ultraviolet mutation increased one strain’s degrading ability from 41.83 to 52.42% in 7 days. Gas chromatography and mass spectrum analysis showed that microbial consortium could treat more organic fractions of viscous oil, while ultraviolet mutation could be more effect on increasing one strain’s degrading ability.     

污染土壤生态修复理论内涵的初步探讨

污染土壤修复的目的是转移或转化土壤中有毒有害污染物,消除或减弱污染物毒性,恢复或部分恢复土壤的生态服务功能.由于土壤污染大多属于复合污染,通常需要用多种方法联合修复污染土壤.用一种统一的方法涵盖多种修复方法,注重系统内在修复功能同外加修复功能的有机结合,以及土壤生态服务功能的全面恢复是污染土壤修复的发展趋势.本文据此提出了污染土壤生态修复的概念,并指出生态修复应该遵从生态学的3个原理和3个原则.在生态修复中,生物修复的作用十分重要,但不同方法之间的组合服从于工艺优化原则.人为强化、激活土壤系统的净化功能,并实现同外加净化功能的耦合,可使修复效率大大提高.生态因子调控是污染土壤修复的必要前提,是生态修复的基本特征,是强化修复效果的重要手段.生态修复应该具有协调性、高效性与稳定性特征.生态修复的最终目标是土壤生态功能的恢复,生态修复的基准应该根据土壤的生态功能建立.生态修复理论将在指导污染土壤修复的实践方面发挥重要作用.     

酞酸酯污染农田土壤生物修复研究进展

酞酸酯是目前世界上产量最大、应用面积最广的人工合成有机物,作为塑化剂被广泛应用于塑料制品中。近年来发现酞酸酯是一类典型的环境内分泌干扰物。随着生活中塑料制品日益增多,尤其是农用薄膜和有机肥的大量使用,农田土壤中酞酸酯污染日益加剧,酞酸酯污染土壤的修复逐渐引起国内外学者的广泛关注。生物修复具有价格低廉、效果良好和环境友好等特点,尤其适合于大面积污染农田土壤修复。从植物修复、微生物修复、植物微生物联合修复和动物修复等方面综述了国内外酞酸酯污染土壤生物修复的研究现状,并从高效修复植物筛选及机理探讨、实际污染土壤的降解菌修复研究、高效降解菌群的构建和作用机制等方面对该领域的研究进行了展望,以期为酞酸酯污染土壤的修复研究提供借鉴并拓展新的思路。     

Assessment of in-situ bioremediation at a refinery waste-contaminated site and an aviation gasoline contaminated site

A combination of geochemical, microbiological and isotopic methods were used to evaluate in-situ bioremediation of petroleum hydrocarbons at one site contaminated with refinery waste and a second site contaminated with aviation gasoline at Alameda Point, California. At each site, geochemical and microbiological characteristics from four locations in the contaminated zone were compared to those from two uncontaminated background locations. At both sites, the geochemical indicators of in-situbiodegradation includeddepleted soil gas and groundwater oxygen, elevated groundwater alkalinity, and elevated soil gas carbon dioxide and methane in the contaminated zone relative to the background. Radiocarbon content of methane and carbon dioxide measured in soil gas at both sites indicated that they were derived from hydrocarbon contaminant degradation. Direct microscopy of soil core samples using cell wall stains and activity stains, revealed elevated microbial numbers and enhanced microbial activities in contaminated areas relative to background areas, corroborating geochemical findings. While microbial plate counts and microcosm studies using soil core samples provided laboratory evidence for the presence of some microbial activity and contaminant degradation abilities, they did not correlate well with either contaminant location, geochemical, isotopic, or direct microscopy data.     

Study of microbial diversity in plant–microbe interaction system with oil sludge contamination

A 90 days greenhouse experiment was conducted for evaluation of soil microbial diversity in different treatments of rhizospheric and nonrhizospheric oil sludge contaminated soil. Various pot treatments (T1–T5) were as follows: 2% oil sludge contaminated soil was considered as control (T1); augmentation of control with preadapted microbial consortium was T2; addition of Vetiver zizanioide to control was T3; bioaugmentation of control along with V. zizanioide was T4; and bioaugmentation with V. zizanioide and bulking agent was T5. During the study, different microbial populations were determined in all treatments. Additionally, soil microbial diversity using polymerase chain reaction–denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (PCR–DGGE) of 16S rDNA was carried out. At the end of experimental period, significant increase in microbial number in bioaugmented rhizospheric treatments (T4 and T5) was observed as compared to non-rhizospheric and non-bioaugmented treatments (T2 and T3). The community and sequencing results revealed that combined treatment of plant and microbes resulted in improved microbial species and number. The dominant phyla belonged to γ proteobacteria, β proteobacteria, Chloroflexi, firmicutes, and uncultured bacteria. It is concluded that plant–microbe–soil system supports immense oil degrading microbial diversity and can be used as an effective indicator tool for remediation of oil sludge contaminated sites.     

Degradation of crude oil in the rhizosphere of Sorghum bicolor

Dissipation of petroleum contaminants in the rhizosphere is likely the result of enhanced microbial degradation. Plant roots may encourage rhizosphere microbial activity through exudation of nutrients and by providing channels for increased water flow and gas diffusion. Phytoremediation of crude oil in soil was examined in this study using carefully selected plant species monitored over specific plant growth stages. Four sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) genotypes with differing root characteristics and levels of exudation were established in a sandy loam soil contaminated with 2700 mg crude oil/kg soil. Soils were sampled at three stages of plant growth: five leaf, flowering, and maturity. All vegetated treatments were associated with higher remediation efficiency, resulting in significantly lower total petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations than unvegetated controls. A relationship between root exudation and bioremediation efficiency was not apparent for these genotypes, although the presence of all sorghum genotypes resulted in significant removal of crude oil from the impacted soil.     

Assessing the applicability of phytoremediation of soils with mixed organic and heavy metal contaminants

Soil pollution is a major environmental problem and many contaminated sites are tainted with a mixture of organic and heavy metal contaminants. Compared to other remedial strategies, phytoremediation is a low cost, environmentally-friendly, sustainable means of remediating the contamination. This review first provides an overview of phytoremediation studies where the soil is contaminated with just one type of pollutant (heavy metals or organics) and then critically evaluates the applicability of phytotechnologies for the remediation of contaminated sites where the soil is polluted by a mixture of organic and heavy metal contaminants. In most of the earlier research studies, mixed contamination was held to be detrimental to plant growth, yet there were instances where plant growth was more successful in soil with mixed contamination than in the soil with only individual contaminants. New effective phytoremediation strategies can be designed for remediation of co-contaminated sites using: (a) plants species especially adapted to grow in the contaminated site (hyperacumulators, local plants, transgenic plants); (b) endophytic bacteria to enhance the degradation in the rizhosphere; (c) soil amendments to increase the contaminants bioavailability [chelating agents and (bio)surfactants]; (d) soil fertilization to enhance the plant growth and microbial activity in the soil; and (e) coupling phytoremediation with other remediation technologies such as electrokinetic remediation or enhanced biodegradation in the rhizosphere.     

Phytoremediation in the Tropics—The Effect of Crude Oil on the Growth of Tropical Plants

Phytoremediation is a nondestructive, cost-effective in-situ technology to clean up contaminated soils. In the case of contamination with petroleum hydrocarbons, plants enhance microbial degradation of the contaminant in the rhizosphere. The potential of this technology for the tropics should be high due to prevailing climatic conditions favoring plant growth and stimulating microbial activity. Investigations of the potential of tropical plants for phytoremediation, however, are scarce. The present work studied two grasses and six legumes from the eastern savannah of Venezuela on their reaction to crude oil contamination in soil. Results shall help to identify plants with a potential for phytoremediation and subsequent studies. Seedling emergence and biomass production were determined for plants growing in soil contaminated with 0%, 3%, and 5% heavy crude oil. Contamination had, in general, a tendential but not significant negative influence on seedling emergence. Dry matter production was reduced by only a few percent to up to 85%. Furthermore, in some legumes inhibition of nodulation was observed. The grass Brachiaria brizantha and the legumes Centrosema brasilianum and Calopogonium mucunoides are promising for phytoremediation because in contaminated soil they combined high seedling emergence with least affected biomass production. Since they are cultivated forage/soil cover species also in other regions of the tropics, their potential for phytoremediation of petroleum contaminated soils extends beyond Venezuela.