Synergistic effect of crude oil plus dispersant on bacterial community in a louisiana salt marsh sediment
作者： Mohammed Al-Jawasim , Kewei Yu , Joong-Wook Park , None
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摘要: A combined effect of crude oil plus dispersant (Corexit 9500A) significantly altered indigenous bacterial communities in a Louisiana salt marsh sediment after 30 days incubation; the and/or Corexit 9500A treatments triggered shifts and shifted structure by was considerably different from those either or 9500A. However, synergistic not observed 7 community slightly did trigger any shift incubation. DNA sequencing data indicated that Chromobacterium species enriched microcosms incubation, while Pseudomonas, Advenella, Acidocella Dyella spp. were Parvibaculum dominant Rhodanobacter, Frateuria Our show on is synergistic, thus should be considered with spilled to correctly evaluate environmental impact.
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