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Sulfate-reducing bacteria as drivers of ZnCdS mineralization in human-transformed soil
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• Sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) were found in aerobic metal-contaminated soil. • Topsoil SRB are responsible for Zn and Cd transformation into reduced phases. • Topsoil and bottom SRB differ significantly in abundance and community structure. • SRB activity is reflected in changes in δ34S-SO4, sulfate, and bicarbonate concentration. • Sulfide ions were low due to ZnCdS precipitation (topsoil) and oxidation (bottom).
Keywords:
Sulfate-reducing bacteria
Zinc and cadmium transformation
ZnCdS mineralization
Soil microbial community
Sulfate reduction
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