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Supplementing organics and residual oxygen rapidly restores anammox activity in starved sludge, achieving 83% nitrogen removal and 88.99% activity recovery in 30 days.
Heterotrophic integration improves anammox granule resilience by remodeling EPS interfaces, reducing diameter loss by 17.4% after 70 cycles in wastewater treatment.
Microbial communities in shallow groundwater ecosystems are highly diverse and crucial for biogeochemical cycles, yet their active processes and ecological roles remain poorly understood.
Oleate enhances nitrogen removal at low doses but disrupts anammox processes at high concentrations, with 13C tracing revealing cross-feeding in wastewater consortia.
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