高級脂肪酸の嫌気的分解過程における硫酸塩還元菌の生態学的役割

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The ecological role of sulface-reducing bacteria (SRB) in anaerobic degradation of a long-chain fatty acid (LFA) was investigated using three anaerobic sludge consorita cultivated at different sulfate loading rates. The three kinds of sludge (referred to as Sludge A, B and C) were cultivated in a fill-and-draw mode for 100 days by feeding with plamitate as a major carbon source (feeding concentration : 1.0g COD·l-1), but with different levels of sulfate, i.e., 600mg-SO42-·l-1 for Sludge A, 300 for Sludge B, 0 for Sludge C.Degradation of palmitate into acetate in the presence of sulfate can be performed by either of the following three trophic groups : 1) symbiosis between palmitate-degrading proton-reducing acetogens (P-PRA) and hydrogen-utilizing SRB (H-SRB), 2) symbiosis between P-PRA and hydrogen-utilizing methanogens (H-MPB), 3) palmitate-oxidizing SRB (P-SRB). Three sludge consortia exhibited different behavior of palmitate degradation, depending on their sulfate loadings. As for Sludge A, the first group, P-PRA+H-SRB had the greatest contribution in palmitate degradation, and the extent of the second, P-PRA+H-MPB and the third, P-SRB were about half of the first, respectively. For Sludge B, P-PRA+H-MPB had the superior contribution over P-PRA+H-SRB and P-SRB. The lowest contributor, P-SRB was only one-tenth of the largest contributor, P-PRA+H-MPB. For Sludge C, palmitate degradation was accounted for only by P-PRA+H-MPB, and the contributions by P-PRA+H-MPB and P-SRB were negligible small.
社団法人　日本水環境学会の論文
1995-06-10

高級脂肪酸の嫌気的分解過程における硫酸塩還元菌の生態学的役割

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