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Rooted emergent wetland plants may deliver organic carbon via root exudates to fuel the microbial denitrification process in subsurface flow constructed wetland systems receiving nitrate-rich and low-carbon wastewater. We quantified the amount of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) released from roots of three wetland species, Phragmites australis, Iris pseudacorus and Juncus effusus, which are commonly...
Subsurface flow ecotechnologies encompass a range of different designs, varying in terms of flow configuration, media type, energy requirements and use of wetland plants. This study compared the removal rates and internal dynamics of Escherichia coli in a range of commonly used and emerging subsurface flow systems designed for secondary treatment of domestic sewage. Fifteen pilot-scale units were...
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