Abstract
Environmental adaptability and biodegradability of oil pollutants on functional bacteria are two important keys to bioremediation technologies. Pseudomonas sp. LKY-5 revealed strong biological activities in high salinity (3%) and high alkalinity (pH 9.0). N-hexadecane, phenanthrene, pyrene and carbazole could be directly utilized, and inhibited by the presence of DBT. Sulfur compounds and alkanes in No. 0 diesel and FCC diesel were effectively degraded. The concentrations of short chain alkanes were increased significantly after degradation. It can be seen that strain LKY-5 is an excellent bacterial candidate for bioremediation of oil-contaminated sites and sediments.
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