Fig. 7: Organics removal mechanisms by MBGS process. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 7: Organics removal mechanisms by MBGS process.

From: Microalgal-bacterial granular sludge can remove complex organics from municipal wastewater with algae-bacteria interactions

Fig. 7

The genetically regulated breakdown of starch, glycerol, and fatty acid by algae and bacteria into CO2, which then enters the Calvin cycle for biomass synthesis. Notes: Blue dotted box indicates the upregulated process, the blue ellipse indicates the upregulated functional gene, and red upward arrow indicates microorganism with up-regulated expression. Green box indicates bacteria that have a cooperative relationship with Chlorophyceae, while blue box indicates bacteria that have a cooperative relationship with Cyanobacteria.

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