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Metagenomic and quantitative insights into microbial communities and functional genes of nitrogen and iron cycling in twelve wastewater treatment systems
The effects of zero-valent iron (ZVI) and ferroferric oxide (Fe3O4) on anammox activity and granulation in anaerobic continuously stirred tank reactors (CSTR)
Diversity and Abundance of Nitrate Reductase Genes ( narG and napA ), Nitrite Reductase Genes ( nirS and nrfA ), and Their Transcripts in Estuarine Sediments
Bioaugmentation of marine anammox bacteria (MAB)-based anaerobic ammonia oxidation by adding Fe(III) in saline wastewater treatment under low temperature
Unravelling the influence of microplastics with/without additives on radish (Raphanus sativus) and microbiota in two agricultural soils differing in pH
Insights into microbial community variability and functional genes of various Candidatus Scalindua-based anammox processes treating nitrogen-rich saline wastewater
Advancing the Comprehension of Iron Ions with Different Valences in Anammox-Based Processes: Insight into the Response and Mechanism Based on Prediction and Classification Machine Learning Models
Community Composition and Spatial Distribution of N-Removing Microorganisms Optimized by Fe-Modified Biochar in a Constructed Wetland
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