Evaluation of the Characteristics of Microorganisms that Contribute to Denitrification in the Paddy Drainage Treatment Apparatus by Quinone Composition Measurement
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The relation between the denitrification rate and quinone compositions of the microorganisms in the water treatment apparatus for paddy drainage was evaluated. Q-8 content, the highest ubiquinone, had the strongest correlation coefficient between the denitrification rate (DNR) and the detected ubiquinone. MK-7 had the strongest correlation with DNR among the detected menaquinones. From the results of principal component analysis for DNR using quinone content as the variables, the first principal components were Q-8 and Q-9, and the second principal component was MK-8. Q-8, Q-9, MK-7 and MK-8 containing bacteria strongly contribute to DNR in the water treatment apparatus and around the paddy environment.
著者
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HAMADA Koji
Laboratory of Water Environment Conservation, National Institute for Rural Engineering, Japan
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MIURA Asa
Faculty of Education and Regional Studies, University of Fukui, Japan
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FUJITA Masafumi
Department of Urban and Civil Engineering, Ibaraki University, Japan
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HITOMI Tadayoshi
Laboratory of Water Environment Conservation, National Institute for Rural Engineering, Japan
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KUBOTA Tomijiro
Laboratory of Water Environment Conservation, National Institute for Rural Engineering, Japan
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SHIRATANI Eisaku
Laboratory of Water Environment Conservation, National Institute for Rural Engineering, Japan
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Fujita Masafumi
Department Of Civil And Environmental Engineering University Of Yamanashi
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Hamada Koji
Laboratory Of Plant Pathology Graduate School Of Agricultural And Life Sciences The University Of To
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