Bioengineering, Volume 8, Issue 12
2021 December - 36 articles
Cover Story: Anaerobic co-digestion uses waste to reduce the carbon footprint of wastewater treatment and relies on stable microbial communities. Here, food waste and canola lecithin were tested as co-substrates in lab-scale reactors, with amplicon sequencing employed to assess changes and stability of the communities in comparison to a life plant without co-digestion. With food waste, high levels of functional redundancy but few total changes were found. The second, more specialized co-substrate increased the selective pressure, and only there did we observe selection, diversity loss, and invasion into the otherwise stable resident community, elsewise mostly defined by neutral effects. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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