2023
DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.3c00407
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Exogenous Electroactive Microbes Regulate Soil Geochemical Properties and Microbial Communities by Enhancing the Reduction and Transformation of Fe(III) Minerals

Xiaolin Zhang,
Yuxia Liu,
Qixing Zhou
et al.

Abstract: Electroactive microbes can conduct extracellular electron transfer and have the potential to be applied as a bioresource to regulate soil geochemical properties and microbial communities. In this study, we incubated Fe-limited and Fe-enriched farmland soil together with electroactive microbes for 30 days; both soils were incubated with electroactive microbes and a common iron mineral, ferrihydrite. Our results indicated that the exogenous electroactive microbes decreased soil pH, total organic carbon (TOC), an… Show more

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