Phytoremediation of hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH)-contaminated soils using Cytisus striatus and bacterial inoculants in soils with distinct organic matter content
The performance of Cytisus striatus in association with different microbial inoculant treatments on the dissipation of the insecticide hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) was studied. Two soils with different organic matter (A and B soil) content were spiked with 0 or 65 mg HCH kg−1. Plants were either not...
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| description | The performance of Cytisus striatus in association with different microbial inoculant treatments on the dissipation of the insecticide hexachlorocyclohexane (HCH) was studied. Two soils with different organic matter (A and B soil) content were spiked with 0 or 65 mg HCH kg−1. Plants were either not inoculated (NI), or inoculated with the endophyte Rhodococcus erythropolis ET54b and the HCH-degrader Sphingomonas sp. D4 separately or in combination (ET, D4 and ETD4). Unplanted pots were also established. HCH phytotoxicity was more pronounced in the B soil. Soil HCH concentrations in unplanted pots were similar to initial concentrations, whereas concentrations were reduced after plant growth: by 20% and 8% in A and B soil, respectively. Microbial inoculants also modified HCH dissipation, although effects were soil-dependent. Inoculation with the combination of strains (ETD4) led to a significant enhancement in HCH dissipation: up to 53% in the A soil and 43% in the B soil.
•Effect of microbial inoculants on HCH dissipation was studied in a plant-soil system.•Inoculation of C. striatus with bacterial strains strongly enhance HCH dissipation.•Retention of HCH by organic matter can influence efficiency of HCH phytoremediation.
The inoculation of Cytisus striatus with a combination of bacterial strains is a promising approach for the remediation of HCH-contaminated sites. |
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•Effect of microbial inoculants on HCH dissipation was studied in a plant-soil system.•Inoculation of C. striatus with bacterial strains strongly enhance HCH dissipation.•Retention of HCH by organic matter can influence efficiency of HCH phytoremediation.
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