Comparison of release and transport of manure‐borne Escherichia coli and enterococci under grass buffer conditions
作者： A.K. Guber , J.S. Karns , Y.A. Pachepsky , A.M. Sadeghi , J.S. Van Kessel
DOI: 10.1111/J.1472-765X.2006.02065.X
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摘要: Aim: To test the hypothesis that Escherichia coli and enterococci bacteria have similar release rates transport characteristics after being released from land-applied manure. Methods Results: Turfgrass soil sod was placed into 200 cm long boxes had top two 25 cm sections separated to monitor infiltration of bacteria, which affected in rest box. Dairy manure with added KBr broadcast on sections. Boxes either live or dead grass stand were under a rainfall simulator for 90 min. Runoff samples collected analysed Br, E. coli, turbidity. Significant differences kinetics found. A change first-order zero-order 1 h simulation observed. Conclusion: Differences but not subsequent observed enterococci. Significance Impact Study: Because both are currently used as indicator organisms manure-borne pathogens, their may affect efficiency using these indicators.
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