Allelopathic Effects on Microcystis aeruginosa and Allelochemical Identification in the Cuture Solutions of Typical Artificial Floating-Bed Plants
Cyperus alternifolius ( C. alternifolius ) and Canna generalis ( C. generalis ) are widely used as artificial floating-bed (AFB) plants for water pollution control. This study evaluated the release of anti-cyanobacterial allelochemicals from both plants in AFB systems. A series of cyanobacterial ass...
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| description | Cyperus alternifolius
(
C. alternifolius
) and
Canna generalis
(
C. generalis
) are widely used as artificial floating-bed (AFB) plants for water pollution control. This study evaluated the release of anti-cyanobacterial allelochemicals from both plants in AFB systems. A series of cyanobacterial assays using pure culture solutions and extracts of culture solutions of
C. alternifolius
and
C. generalis
demonstrated allelopathic growth inhibition of a cyanobacterium
M. aeruginosa
. After 45 days of incubation by the culture solutions, both final inhibitory rates of
M. aeruginosa
were more than 99.6% compared with that of the control groups. GC/MS analyses indicated the presence of a total of 15 kinds of compounds, including fatty acids and phenolic compounds, in both plants’ culture solutions, which are are anti-cyanobacterial. These findings provide a basis to apply artificial floating-bed plants for cyanobacterial inhibition using allelopathic effects. |
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C. alternifolius
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C. generalis
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M. aeruginosa
. After 45 days of incubation by the culture solutions, both final inhibitory rates of
M. aeruginosa
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