Partial denitrification coupled with anammox is a promising nitrogen removal process for carbon-limited wastewater with cost-effective, but long start-up time limited its development in mainstream.
Extracellular proteins are of paramount importance in the cell–cell interactions of anammox biofilms. However, the inherent aggregation mechanisms of anammox have largely remained elusive. Herein, usi
Nitrogen-rich hypersaline wastewater was treated using the MAB-driven anammox process for the first time. The microbial community shift of MAB-based consortia was investigated.
