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Influence of environmental pollution with creosote oil or its vapors on biomass and selected physiological groups of microorganisms
Paweł KołosowskiTeresa Krzyśko-łupickaKrystyna CybulskaAdam SudołArkadiusz Telesińskisubject
0301 basic medicineTotal organic carbonMicroorganism030106 microbiologyBiomassEnvironmental pollutionContaminationSoil typecomplex mixtureslaw.inventionEnvironmental sciences03 medical and health sciences030104 developmental biologyCreosotelawEnvironmental chemistrySoil waterEnvironmental scienceGE1-350description
Survival of microorganisms in soils from treatment facility and landfill of wooden railway sleepers contaminated with creosote oil as well as in two types of soils with different content of organic carbon, treated with creosote oil vapors, was assessed. Microbiological assays including determination of: the biomass of living microorganisms method and the number of proteolytic, lipolytic and amylolytic microorganisms were carried out under laboratory conditions. Chromatography analysis of the soil extract from railway sleepers treatment facility was performed using GC/MS. The highest biomass and the number of tested microorganisms were determined in soils from wooden railway sleepers landfill, while the lowest in soil from the railway sleepers treatment facility. Vapors of creosote oil, regardless of the soil type, significantly increased only the number of lipolytic bacteria.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017-01-01 | E3S Web of Conferences |