耐盐碱石油烃降解菌的筛选、鉴定及其耐盐碱性研究

从大港油田区石油污染盐碱化土壤和油泥中筛选得到10株耐盐碱石油烃降解菌,通过形态特征、生理生化特征和16S r RNA序列分析确定这些菌株为苍白杆菌属、葡萄球菌属、迪茨菌属、棒状杆菌属、无色杆菌属、微杆菌属、芽孢杆菌属。通过液体培养试验,研究了10株菌的耐盐碱能力。结果表明,除B07仅能耐受3%盐度外,其他菌株均能耐受5%或者更高的盐度环境,其中B02和B05在盐度高达11%时仍具有较高的生长活性;10株菌均能耐受p H为9的碱度环境,B01、B03、B04、B06、B09能耐受p H为10的环境,其中,B03和B04在p H为11时仍具有较高的生长活性。研究表明石油烃降解菌在不同微生物种属中广泛存在,并具有较好的耐盐碱特性,有望在石油污染盐碱化土壤修复中广泛应用。     

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.     

石油降解菌剂的研制及其在石油污染土壤修复中的应用

用液态和固态相结合的方式对包含2种细菌的石油降解菌剂进行培养,牛肉膏、蛋白胨作为液态培养基培齐初级种子,然后接种到草炭和麸皮的固态培养基中培养：分析温度、接种量、料水比、草炭与麸皮的比例、培养时间对固态培养的影响.制备的BC—E和BC-12种菌剂的活菌量分别达到2．47×10^11个／g和3．6×10^10个／g。采用研制的菌剂对石油污染土壤进行修复实验,1个月污染土壤中的石油降解率可达到45％。     

石油污染土壤堆制微生物降解研究

采用异位生物修复技术堆式堆制处理方法 ,对辽河油田原油污染土壤进行了生物修复处理研究 .处理工程设 4个处理料堆单元 ,每个处理单元长 118.5cm ,宽 6 5 .5cm ,高 12 .5cm .研究结果表明 ,当进行处理的石油污染土壤中石油烃总量为 5 .2 2 g·10 0 g-1土时 ,利用黄孢原毛平革菌 (Phanerochaetechrysospori um) ,经过 5 5d的运行 ,石油烃总量去除率达 5 4.2 % .堆制处理中影响污染土壤石油烃总量生物降解的主要变化因子为污染土壤的O2 和CO2 含量、降解石油烃微生物的数量、污染土壤pH的变化 .通过监测这些数据的变化 ,可直接反映该工程的处理石油污染土壤的效果 .本处理工程采用定期通风措施 ,操作简单、运行费用低廉 ,为石油污染土壤生物修复实用化提供了一种简单易行的污染土壤清洁技术 .     

石油烃降解菌的筛选与鉴定

从胜利油田的石油污染土壤中经富集培养分离出50株细菌,其中33株菌在以石油为惟一碳源和能源的选择性培养基中生长良好.采用紫外分光光度法对菌株的降解能力进行测定,结果有16株菌在石油初始浓度为2 500 mg·L-1的培养液中振荡培养4 d降解率超过30%,其中PU-34、PU-15、PU-2、PU-4、PU-1降解能力较高,4 d能够使石油烃类含量分别减少58.38%、55.55%、55.17%、53.09%、52.36%,在生物修复石油污染技术中具有应用前景.结合形态特征观察、生理生化特性和16S rDNA序列分析的方法对这5株菌进行菌种鉴定,确定PU-34为假黄单胞菌(Pseudoxanthomonas sp.),PU-15和PU-2为戈登氏菌(Gordonia sp.),PU-4为红球菌(Rhodococcus sp.),PU-1为假单胞菌(Pseudomonas sp.).     

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%。     

耐高温石油烃降解菌的筛选及性能研究

目的筛选耐高温石油烃降解菌并对降解条件进行优化。方法以大庆地区石油污染土壤的堆肥样品为研究材料,通过富集培养后分离得到耐高温石油降解菌株,选取降解率最高的菌株,对其降解条件进行了探讨。结果得到6株耐高温石油烃降解菌,其中WY 2最适温度52~58℃,pH值7,石油浓度0.5%,接种量2mL,最佳氮源为硫酸铵,通过16SrDNA序列分析,确定该菌株为地衣芽孢杆菌。结论确定了耐高温石油烃降解菌的最佳降解条件。     

石油污染盐碱土壤翅碱蓬根围的细菌多样性及耐盐石油烃降解菌筛选

为了更好地了解石油污染盐碱土壤翅碱蓬根围的细菌多样性,采用16S rRNA基因克隆文库方法对其进行分析,在此基础上采用富集培养方法从该生境中分离筛选耐盐石油烃降解菌.16S rRNA基因克隆文库分析结果表明,海杆菌属(Marinobacter)、食烷菌属(Alcanivorax)和假单胞菌属(Pseudomonas)是该生境中的优势菌.他们可能在石油污染盐碱土壤翅碱蓬植物修复过程中起重要作用.进一步采用富集培养方法,从该生境中分离得到8株耐盐石油烃降解菌,可以耐受6％-10％浓度的NaCl,石油烃降解率在32.3％-57.0％之间.经16S rRNA基因序列分析,8株菌隶属于戈登氏菌属(Gordonia)、无色杆菌属(Achromobacter)、迪茨菌属(Dietzia)、芽胞杆菌属(Bacillus)和假单胞菌属(Pseudomonas).他们可能参与石油污染盐碱土壤翅碱蓬植物修复过程中的石油烃降解.     

小叶白蜡接种外生菌根真菌对土壤石油烃的降解效果

采用盆栽实验研究了小叶白蜡(Fraxinus sogdiana)接种4种外生菌根真菌(E1-毛边滑锈伞(Hebeloma mesophaeusm)、E2-劣味乳菇(Lactarius insulsns)、E3-松塔牛肝菌(Stro-bilomyces floccopus)和E4-丝膜菌(Cortinarius russus)对沈抚灌区土壤石油烃的降解效果。结果表明:在白蜡不同组合双接种及混合接种中,以混合接种对土壤石油烃的降解效果最好,降解率比对照提高23.6%;其次为双接种中的E1E3和E2E4组合,降解率分别比对照提高21.0%和12.7%。接种外生菌根真菌可促进白蜡生长,尤其可明显提高其根生物量,增加侧根数,接种E1E3、E2E4和混合菌使白蜡侧根数分别增加了100%、67%和81%。相关分析表明,石油烃降解率与白蜡的侧根数呈显著相关,可能是其降解率提高的主要原因。     

石油烃生物降解过程的研究进展

石油烃污染物属于难降解混合物,生物修复已经成为石油烃污染环境的主要修复方法。文中简述了微生物对石油烃的间期适应过程和转运过程,并通过对部分典型石油烃成分的微生物降解机理和代谢路径的梳理和综述,阐释了石油烃生物降解过程中的菌株、基因、代谢路径等研究进展。此外,利用基因工程和代谢工程等手段,可对野生型石油烃降解菌进行改造,进一步提升其对石油烃污染环境的生物修复能力。最后,从石油烃降解菌的代谢途径改造、人工混菌体系的设计构建等角度,结合合成生物学和代谢工程的手段,提出了对石油烃降解的研究展望,以期提升对石油烃污染物的生物修复效果。     

The Dynamic Change of Microbial Communities in Crude Oil-Contaminated Soils from Oil Fields in China

To study the biodegradability of microbial communities in crude oil contamination, crude oil-contaminated soil samples from different areas of China were collected. Using polyphasic approach, this study explored the dynamic change of the microbial communities during natural accumulation in oil field and how the constructed bioremediation systems reshape the composition of microbial communities. The abundance of oil-degrading microbes was highest when oil content was 3–8%. This oil content is potentially optimal for oil degrading bacteria proliferation. During a ～12 months natural accumulation, the quantity of oil-degrading microbes increased from 10⁵ to 10⁸ cells/g of soil. A typical sample of Liaohe (LH, oil-contaminated site near Liaohe River, Liaoning Province, China) was remediated for 50 days to investigate the dynamic change of microbial communities. The average FDA (a fluorescein diacetate approach) activities reached 0.25 abs/hr·g dry soil in the artificially enhanced repair system, 32% higher than the 0.19 abs/hr·g dry soil in natural circumstances. The abundance of oil-degrading microbes increased steadily from 0.001 to 0.068. During remediation treatment, oil content in the soil sample was reduced from 6.0% to 3.7%. GC–MS analysis indicated up to 67% utilization of C₁₀–C₂₀ normal paraffin hydrocarbons, the typical compounds that undergo microbial degradation.     

Low temperature bioremediation of oil-contaminated soil using biostimulation and bioaugmentation with a Pseudomonas sp. from maritime Antarctica

AIMS: To identify native Antarctic bacteria capable of oil degradation at low temperatures. METHODS AND RESULTS: Oil contaminated and pristine soils from Signy Island (South Orkney Islands, Antarctica) were examined for bacteria capable of oil degradation at low temperatures. Of the 300 isolates cultured, Pseudomonas strain ST41 grew on the widest range of hydrocarbons at 4 degrees C. ST41 was used in microcosm studies of low temperature bioremediation of oil-contaminated soils. Microcosm experiments showed that at 4 degrees C the levels of oil degradation increased, relative to the controls, with (i) the addition of ST41 to the existing soil microbial population (bioaugmentation), (ii) the addition of nutrients (biostimulation) and to the greatest extent with (iii) a combination of both treatments (bioaugmentation and biostimulation). Addition of water to oil contaminated soil (hydration) also enhanced oil degradation, although less than the other treatments. Analysis of the dominant species in the microcosms after 12 weeks, using temporal temperature gradient gel electrophoresis, showed Pseudomonas species to be the dominant soil bacteria in both bioaugmented and biostimulated microcosms. CONCLUSIONS: Addition of water and nutrients may enhance oil degradation through the biostimulation of indigenous oil-degrading microbial populations within the soil. However, bioaugmentation with Antarctic bacteria capable of efficient low temperature hydrocarbon degradation may enhance the rate of bioremediation if applied soon after the spill. SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT OF THE STUDY: In the future, native soil bacteria could be of use in bioremediation technologies in Antarctica.     

Liposomes enhance bioremediation of oil-contaminated soil

Liposomes (composed of soy phosphatides) in the form of small unilamellar vesicles (SUV), when added to soil contaminated by crude oil, accelerate bioremediation. After three weeks incubation at 30 degrees C, using soil experimentally contaminated (with 10,000 ppm crude oil), level of bioremediation increased from 40% without SUV to 75% with SUV (0.1 wt% phospholipids per dry weight soil). Similarly, for accidentally contaminated soil (with approximately 17,000 ppm crude oil), addition of 0.1 wt% SUV to the soil increased the bioremediation level from 55 to 80%. The enhancing effect of liposomes is explained by two interrelated phenomena: a large increase both in total bacteria number and in diversity of bacterial species in the soil. Comparison after four weeks revealed 21 bacterial species in the presence of liposomes (many being oil-degrading bacterial species) and only nine species in the absence of liposomes. Both effects may be related to the physical effects of liposome phospholipids, which modify the crude oil by wetting it, thereby making it more accessible to the microorganisms. In addition, liposome phospholipids serve as phosphate and nitrogen sources for the bacteria.     

黄土高原石油污染土壤微生物群落结构及其代谢特征

针对污染胁迫下土壤微生物群落变化和代谢变异等问题,基于平板稀释法和Biolog微平板分析方法,研究了陕北黄土高原石油污染土壤微生物群落结构、代谢特征及其功能多样性。结果表明,不同类群的土壤微生物对石油污染胁迫的响应不同,污染土壤细菌和真菌数量高出清洁土壤1个数量级,而污染土壤的放线菌数量极显著减少(P0.01);污染土壤和清洁土壤微生物对糖类和多聚物类碳源较易利用,污染土壤微生物总体上代谢碳源的种类和活性均低于清洁土壤。微生物群落主成分分析(PCA)表明,石油污染土壤和清洁土壤的微生物群落存在显著差异(P0.01),起分异作用的碳源主要为糖类,其次是羧酸类和氨基酸类;随着土壤石油含量增加,典型变量值变异(离散)增大,土壤微生物群落结构稳定性降低。微生物群落多样性分析表明,Shannon丰富度指数(H)、McIntosh均一度指数(U)和Simpson优势度指数(1/D)均达到极显著差异(P0.01),污染土壤微生物群落H和U低于清洁土壤,但是一定浓度的石油污染可以刺激土壤微生物群落中优势种群的生长,1/D增高。研究结果为陕北黄土高原石油污染区土壤微生物修复提供理论基础。     

大连湾原油降解菌的分离和多样性分析

[目的]研究大连湾原油污染海域可培养原油降解菌的多样性,并获得新的原油降解菌.[方法]通过大连湾海水、海泥和海绵样品采集,以原油作为唯一碳源,培养、富集、分离筛选原油降解菌,根据16S rRNA基因序列确定其系统进化地位.[结果]通过形态观察和16S rRNA基因分析,共获得22个属的50株菌.其中,有6株菌的16S rRNA序列与最相近的菌株序列一致性仅为95％-97％,可能是潜在的新菌.单菌实验表明,45株菌具有石油降解能力.[结论]揭示了大连湾可培养原油降解菌的多样性,并获得了新的原油降解菌,为海洋石油污染的生物治理提供新资源.     

The genome sequence of Polymorphum gilvum SL003B-26A1(T) reveals its genetic basis for crude oil degradation and adaptation to the saline soil

Polymorphum gilvum SL003B-26A1(T) is the type strain of a novel species in the recently published novel genus Polymorphum isolated from saline soil contaminated with crude oil. It is capable of using crude oil as the sole carbon and energy source and can adapt to saline soil at a temperature of 45°C. The Polymorphum gilvum genome provides a genetic basis for understanding how the strain could degrade crude oil and adapt to a saline environment. Genome analysis revealed the versatility of the strain for emulsifying crude oil, metabolizing aromatic compounds (a characteristic specific to the Polymorphum gilvum genome in comparison with other known genomes of oil-degrading bacteria), as well as possibly metabolizing n-alkanes through the LadA pathway. In addition, COG analysis revealed Polymorphum gilvum SL003B-26A1(T) has significantly higher abundances of the proteins responsible for cell motility, lipid transport and metabolism, and secondary metabolite biosynthesis, transport and catabolism than the average levels found in all other genomes sequenced thus far, but lower abundances of the proteins responsible for carbohydrate transport and metabolism, defense mechanisms, and translation than the average levels. These traits support the adaptability of Polymorphum gilvum to a crude oil-contaminated saline environment. The Polymorphum gilvum genome could serve as a platform for further study of oil-degrading microorganisms for bioremediation and microbial-enhanced oil recovery in harsh saline environments.     

Oil degradation by basidiomycetes in soil and peat at low temperatures

A total of 17 basidiomycete strains causing white rot and growing on oil-contaminated substrates have been screened. Three strains with high (Steccherinum murashkinskyi), average (Trametes maxima), and low (Pleurotus ostreatus) capacities for the colonization of oil-contaminated substrates have been selected. The potential for degrading crude oil hydrocarbons has been assessed with the use of fungi grown on nonsterile soil and peat at low temperatures. Candida sp. and Rhodococcus sp. commercial strains have been used as reference organisms with oil-degrading ability. All microorganisms introduced in oil-contaminated soil have proved to be ineffective, whereas the inoculation of peat with basidiomycetes and oil-degrading microorganisms accelerated the destruction of oil hydrocarbons. The greatest degradation potential of oil-aliphatic hydrocarbons has been found in S. murashlinskyi. T. maxima turned out to be the most successful in degrading aromatic hydrocarbons. It has been suggested that aboriginal microflora contributes importantly to the effectiveness of oil-destructing microorganisms. T. maxima and S. murashkinskyi strains are promising for further study as oil-oxidizing agents during bioremediation of oil-contaminated peat soil under conditions of low temperatures.     

Influence of biochar and compost on phytoremediation of oil-contaminated soil

The use of pyrolyzed carbon, biochar, as a soil amendment is of potential interest for improving phytoremediation of soil that has been contaminated by petroleum hydrocarbons. To examine this question, the research reported here compared the effects of biochar, plants (mesquite tree seedlings), compost and combinations of these treatments on the rate of biodegradation of oil in a contaminated soil and the population size of oil-degrading bacteria. The presence of mesquite plants significantly enhanced oil degradation in all treatments except when biochar was used as the sole amendment without compost. The greatest extent of oil degradation was achieved in soil planted with mesquite and amended with compost (44% of the light hydrocarbon fraction). Most probable number assays showed that biochar generally reduced the population size of the oil-degrading community. The results of this study suggest that biochar addition to petroleum-contaminated soils does not improve the rate of bioremediation. In contrast, the use of plants and compost additions to soil are confirmed as important bioremediation technologies.     

Liposomes Enhance Bioremediation of Oil-Contaminated Soil

Abstract

Liposomes (composed of soy phosphatides) in the form of small unilamellar vesicles (SUV), when added to soil contaminated by crude oil, accelerate bioremediation. After three weeks incubation at 30°C, using soil experimentally contaminated (with 10,000 ppm crude oil), level of bioremediation increased from 40% without SUV to 75% with SUV (0.1 wt% phospholipids per dry weight soil). Similarly, for accidentally contaminated soil (with ～17,000 ppm crude oil), addition of 0.1 wt% SUV to the soil increased the bioremediation level from 55 to 80%. The enhancing effect of liposomes is explained by two interrelated phenomena: a large increase both in total bacteria number and in diversity of bacterial species in the soil. Comparison after four weeks revealed 21 bacterial species in the presence of liposomes (many being oil-degrading bacterial species) and only nine species in the absence of liposomes. Both effects may be related to the physical effects of liposome phospholipids, which modify the crude oil by wetting it, thereby making it more accessible to the microorganisms. In addition, liposome phospholipids serve as phosphate and nitrogen sources for the bacteria.     

Effectiveness of bioremediation for oil-polluted Antarctic seawater

The effectiveness of a specific fertiliser (INIPOL EAP 22) addition on bioremediation of oil-contaminated Antarctic coastal seawater was determined in the “Terre Adelie” area. Mesocosm studies were conducted to evaluate the effects of “Arabian light” crude oil contamination on coastal bacterioplanktonic communities. After oil addition, regular surveys of the bacterial changes of the oil-contaminated seawater were performed during 5-week periods during the austral summer of 1992/1993 and 1993/1994. All results (total, saprophytic and hydrocarbon-utilising bacterial abundance) clearly revealed a significant response of Antarctic bacterial communities to hydrocarbon contamination. A 1 order of magnitude increase of bacterial microflora occurred in seawater after crude oil contamination. A concomitant enrichment in oil-degrading bacteria was generally observed, from less than 0.001% of the community in uncontaminated samples to up to 50% after 3 weeks of contamination. Addition of fertiliser (INIPOL EAP 22) induced clear enhancement of both saprophytic and hydrocarbon-utilising microflora. Chemical analysis of the residual hydrocarbon fractions confirmed that fertiliser application increased the rate of oil biodegradation. Received: 27 March 1997 / Accepted: 20 October 1997