Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10394866 Bioresource Technology 2011 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Pulse feeding induced total conversion of starch to glycogen. ► Simultaneous storage and direct growth was sustained under continuous feeding. ► Sludge age exerted no effect to the nature of starch utilization. ► Starch selected Actinobacteria as the dominant species responsible for storage. ► Higher sludge age favoured filamentous growth with no effect on settling properties.
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Effect of feeding and sludge age on acclimated bacterial community and fate of slowly biodegradable substrate
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