Method for enriching and separating dominant nitrogen fixing bacteria from petroleum-contaminated soil
A technology of oil pollution and nitrogen-fixing bacteria, applied in the direction of microorganism-based methods, isolated microorganisms, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of high energy consumption and diversity, reduction of microbial diversity, restrictions, etc., and achieve good application prospects, The effect of promoting nitrogenase activity
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[0040] Nitrogenase activity analysis of nitrogen-fixing bacteria under different oxygen concentration conditions of embodiment 1
[0041] (1) Activation of strains: GMCY medium for aerobic nitrogen-fixing bacteria Azotobacter sp.PJ12, facultative anaerobic nitrogen-fixing bacteria Klebsiella sp.PJ3-5, microaerobic Azospirillum sp.FW2 and facultative anaerobic Pseudoxanthomonassp.FW8 cultured in LB Activation culture at 30°C;
[0042] (2) Pick a single colony of the activated strain and inoculate it into 5ml of liquid medium, and culture it at 30°C and 200rpm (culture for 2 days for FW12, and 12 hours for H5, FW2 and FW8);
[0043] (3) Insert the cultured bacterial solution into 100ml of fresh medium according to the corresponding amount (H5, FW2 and FW8 are inserted into 1% amount, and FW12 is inserted into 4% inoculum amount), and the culture time is as above;
[0044] (4) Collect fresh bacterial liquid and wash once with sterile deionized water;
[0045] (5) Suspend the ba...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Example 2 Isolation of dominant nitrogen-fixing bacteria in Xinmin high pour point oil polluted soil
[0050] (1) Sample collection: oil-contaminated soil was collected from oil fields.
[0051] (2) Enrichment of dominant nitrogen-fixing bacteria: Weigh 5 g of oil-contaminated soil, transfer it to a Hungate anaerobic tube, and then add filter-sterilized glucose concentrate to make the final concentration 0.01 g / g of soil sample, 30 ℃ induction for 2-4 days.
[0052] (3) Infuse 10% volume of acetylene gas (i.e. 1.4ml), take 100μl of gas in 24 hours and measure the ethylene content in the gas by gas spectrometer (SQ-204 type gas chromatograph, FID detector, 2m packed column, built-in GDX502). The purpose of this step is to screen under the condition of carbon and nitrogen imbalance, the high activity of soil nitrogenase means the enrichment of nitrogen-fixing bacteria. This high activity can be the enrichment of strains with high nitrogenase activity or the increase of t...
Embodiment 3
[0065] Example 3 Isolation of dominant nitrogen-fixing bacteria in oil-contaminated soil of Panjin Oilfield
[0066] (1) Sample collection: oil-contaminated soil was collected from oil fields.
[0067] (2) Enrichment of dominant nitrogen-fixing bacteria: Weigh 5 g of oil-contaminated soil, transfer it to a Hungate anaerobic tube, and then add filter-sterilized glucose concentrate to make the final concentration 0.01 g / g of soil sample, 30 ℃ induction for 2-4 days.
[0068] (3) Infuse 10% volume of acetylene gas (i.e. 1.4ml), take 100μl of gas in 24 hours and measure the ethylene content in the gas by gas spectrometer (SQ-204 type gas chromatograph, FID detector, 2m packed column, built-in GDX502).
[0069] (4) Isolation of nitrogen-fixing bacteria: Add 15mL of sterile water to the sample with high soil nitrogenase activity to make soil leachate, vortex for 10 minutes to promote dispersion, stand still for 2-5 minutes, draw the suspension, and perform gradient dilution (10 0...
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