纤维素
堆肥
肥料
细菌纤维素
化学
食品科学
纳米-
生物
农学
材料科学
生物化学
复合材料
作者
Xiaoxia Dai,Xiaojuan Wang,Jie Gu,Jianfeng Bao,Jia Wang,Honghong Guo,Jing Yu,Wenya Zhao,Liusheng Lei
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113734
摘要
Treatment with exogenous additives during composting can help to alleviate the accumulation of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) caused by the direct application of pig manure to farmland. In addition, nano-cellulose has an excellent capacity for adsorbing pollutants. Thus, the effects of adding 300, 600, and 900 mg/kg nano-cellulose to compost on the bacterial communities, mobile genetic elements (MGEs), and ARGs were determined in this study. After composting, treatment with nano-cellulose significantly reduced the relative abundance of ARGs, which was lowest in the compost product with 600 mg/kg added nano-cellulose. Nano-cellulose inhibited the rebound in ARGs from the cooling period to the maturity period, and weakened the selective pressure of heavy metals on microorganisms by passivating bio-Cu. The results also showed that MGEs explained most of the changes in the abundances of ARGs, and MGEs had direct effects on ARGs. The addition of 600 mg/kg nano-cellulose reduced the abundances of bacterial genera associated with ermQ, tetG, and other genes, and the number of links (16) between ARGs and MGEs was lowest in the treatment with 600 mg/kg added nano-cellulose. Therefore, adding 600 mg/kg nano-cellulose reduced the abundances of ARGs by affecting host bacteria and MGEs. The results obtained in this study demonstrate the positive effect of nano-cellulose on ARG pollution in poultry manure, where adding 600 mg/kg nano-cellulose was most effective at reducing the abundances of ARGs.
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