Distribution of microorganisms in the oil-polluted ground of vadose and saturation zones |
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Authors: | I. V. Trusei A. Yu. Ozerskii V. P. Ladygina Yu. L. Gurevich |
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Affiliation: | (1) Institute of Biophysics, Siberian Branch of the RAS, Akademgorodok, Krasnoyarsk, 660036, Russia;(2) JSC “Center of Environmental Assessment and Monitoring (MONITEC)”, ul. Karla Marksa 62, Krasnoyarsk, 660049, Russia |
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Abstract: | The ground polluted with oil products was analyzed at a depth of 0.5–7.8 m (loamy soil), 11.5–13.0 m (gravelstone), 13.0–15.0 m (siltstone). It was shown that the distribution of oil products and microorganisms in the ground over the profile depends on the hydrogeological properties of the rock (porosity, hydraulic conductivity). The number of aerobic heterotrophic microorganisms varied from 106–107 CFU/g, the fraction of hydrocarbon-oxidizing ones increased with depth from 30 to 85%. The number of anaerobic microorganisms was comparable to the number of aerobic ones. The number of psychrotrophs and psychrophiles increases with depth; in the lower horizon these organisms prevail over the number of mesophiles. |
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Keywords: | oil-polluted ground hydrogeological properties psychrotrophs psychrophiles mesophiles aerobes anaerobes |
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