Research Article

Recognition of a New Cr(VI)-Reducing Strain and Study of the Potential Capacity for Reduction of Cr(VI) of the Strain

Table 1

Comparisons of the capability of Cr(VI) reduction among the reported Cr(VI)-reducing bacterial strains.

Bacterial strains
(the accession numbers in NCBI GenBank)
Initial Cr(VI) concentration (mM)Reduction rate (%)Reduction timeReduction rate
mg/L Cr(VI) hāˆ’1
Resistance to Cr(VI)References

Pseudochrobactrum asaccharolyticum (KC618329)1.92 mM100144 h0.695 mM[30]
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia ZA-6 (EU706282)0.5 mM10056 h0.4616.5 mM[31]
Staphylococcus gallinarum W-61 (EU706285)0.25 mM10032 h0.4112.4 mM[31]
Bacillus sp. MDS05 (EU236673)0.19 mM10024 h0.4248 mM[32]
Microbacterium sp. (JN674183)0.2 mM10024 h0.4319.2 mM[33]
Intrasporangium sp. Q5-1 (FJ487951)0.98 mMNearly 10024 h1.9917 mM[34]
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (JQ429762)1.92 mM10045 h2.2217.3 mM[12]
Enterococcus gallinarum (FR715561)1.92 mM10048 h2.089.6 mM[35]
Brucella sp. (DQ437526)0.96 mM10054 h0.9319.2 mM[36]
Microbacterium sp. QH-2 (MH319855)4 mM10096 h2.1720 mMIn this study