Characterisation of bacterial communities from an active mining site and assessment of its potential metal solubilising activity

Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering(2020)

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Abstract
•Bacterial communities were recovered from sulphide ore from an active mine.•Feed, tailings and paste samples were collected at three independent times.•Neutrophile sulphur-oxidising chemolithoautotrophs were the most abundant.•Mixotrophs and facultative lithoheterotrophs/organoheterotrophs were also present.•Tailings’ bacterial community solubilised different noxious metal(loid)s.
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Neutrophile-sulphur-oxidising-bacteria,Chemolithoautotrophs,Chemolithoheterotrophs,Metal solubilisation,Arsenic,Acid mine drainage
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