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The Rhizosphere Effect in Phytoremediation of the Petroleum Polluted Soil
WANG Jing, ZHANG Zhong-zhi, SU You-ming, WEI Xiao-fang, HE Feng, HE Wei
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The experiment studied on the rhizosphere effect in phytoremediation of the petroleum polluted soil by three kinds of grasses which were Pannicum, Eleusine indica(L.) Gaerth and Tall Fescue. After a period of 150 d ,this pot experiment show that the three kinds of plants rhizosphere accelerated the degradation of petroleum in different degrees.The results show that the plant roots improved the soil moisture which increased 5% compared with unplanted control soil .The dehydrogenas activity is 0.61~1.20 times higher.The number of microorganisms in the rhizosphere increased three orders of magnitude.The abduction of plant rhizosphere environment and the coercion of petroleum changed the distribution and activity of microorganisms.The petroleum degradation rates in the rhizosphere are 22.1%~30.3% higher than in the unplanted control soil.The effect of rhizosphere degeneration changed the component of petroleum obviously.It strengthened the degeneration degree of normal hydrocarbons that had low and moderate carbon.The plant rhizosphere environment is favorable to degenerate the high-carbon hydrocarbons into the low-carbon hydrocarbons.At the same time the peak area ratios of Pr/nC 17,Ph/nC 18 and Pr/Ph have been enhanced 0.99,2.69 and 1.25 respectively.It accelerated the isomerization of normal hydrocarbons.
2008, 21 (2): 36-40.
 
Construction of a Genetic Engineering Strain That Can Produce Extracellular Polyssacharidesin Higher Temperature for MEOR
YI Wen-jing, ZHANG Zhong-zhi*,SUN Shan-shan, WEI Xiao-fang, LUO Yi-jing
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A strain screened from the waste water of an oilfield can produce insoluble extracellular polysaccharide used in selective plugging which is instrumental in microbially enhanced oil recovery. However this strain is sensitive to high temperature and produces little extracellular polyssacharides above 40 ℃. Therefore pET-ecoRRF, pET-tteRRF and corresponding control plasmids were transformed into the strain. The new strain can grow in 45 ℃, and western-blot indicates that the RRF genes have been expressed noticeably in the transgene strains. It has been showed that the transgene strains are able to bear higher temperature, and the sustainable temperature is higher five to eight degrees than the original strain. Because Enterobacter sp. is related to Escherichia coli, the expression of RRF is better than the gene of Thermus thermophilus in the strain of JD. At last it is successful to get a genetic engineering microbe which can endure the temperature as high as 45 ℃ and produce extracellular polysaccharides.
2007, 20 (4): 25-27.
Ex Site-Bioremediation of Petroleum-Contaminated Soil With Exogenous Microbe
WEI Xiao-fang, ZHANG Zhong-zhi﹡, GUO Shao-hui, JI De-kun, LUO Yi-jing, SU You-ming
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Experiment was undertaken for ex site-bioremediation of oil-contaminated soil which comes from Dagang oilfield, whether the exogenous microbes accelerate the rate of the bioremediation or not is studied and the impact factors on the biodegradation of the petroleum-contaminated soil were investigated too. The collected soil were divided into two groups then mixed, and the total petroleum hydrocarbon(TPH) was 8 416, 16 385 mg/kg respectively. The TPH of the soil was monitored during the treatment and the influence factors such as indigenous consortium, bio-stimulating, different exogenous microbe, bulk agent (sawdust), the varied initial TPH of the soil were investigated. The components changes of the bio-treated oil and the untreated oil were analyzed by GC-MS. The experiment was lasted for 300 d. When the water content of the soil is given, the exogenous microorganism can speed up the biodegradation of the petroleum greatly, and the reduction ratio of TPH reached to 79% with the combination of the exogenous microbe and bulk agent. The results of GC-MS show that the alkane can be better metabolized by microorganisms when their molecular weight are less than C 28 and the microbes can biodegradate the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon efficiently.
2007, 20 (2): 1-4.