PRJNA448039
Effects of azo dye molecular structure on microbial community composition and function for azo degradation
Organic pollutants can be reduced by serving as electron acceptors for microbial anaerobic respiration, which is common in environmental bioremediation. During these processes, the microbial community composition and function were finally shaped by organic pollutants, resulting in different biodegradation efficiencies. However, little is known about the effects of organic pollutant molecular structures on microbial community composition and function.