Biodegradation of Diuron in Airlift Reactor by Variovorax sp. SRS16
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Diuron, is a substituted-urea herbicide considered as priority pollutant of water due to the persistency and high toxicity to aquatic organisms. In this work, the bacterium Variovorax sp. SRS16 was cultured in airlift reactor operated in batch mode with suspended cells, measuring diuron elimination en detoxification capability by standard toxicity test. Moreover, cell adhesion to inert supports was studied. Results indicated that cell growth and herbicide elimination are related, reaching higher biodegradation rates than previously reported in non-aerated reactor. In addition, biolite and sand particles supported biofilm formation, but the stress forces developed during reactor operation produced biofilm detachment
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