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In response to the low carbon-to‑nitrogen ratio of rural sewage after biological treatment, corn stalks, wheat straw, and rice straw were selected as additional carbon sources for the microbial fuel cell-constructed wetlands (MFC-CWs). Carbon release of the biomass was not improved obviously by NaOH pretreatment, and the removal efficiency of nitrate nitrogen from pretreated wheat straw (94.8 %) was only slightly higher than that of unpretreated straw (91.6 %). Therefore, to avoid secondary pollution caused by pretreatment, original corn stalks, wheat straw and rice straw were used as carbon sources for MFC-CWs. The concentration of chemical oxygen demand in effluent did not change obviously with the carbon sources addition, but the total nitrogen removal rates in MFC-CWs with corn stalks, wheat straw, and rice straw addition of 70 g/m2 increased by 22.72 %, 16.17 % and 26.14 %, respectively. Additionally, the average output voltage increased by 12.19–33.19 mV with carbon sources addition, while the electricity generation decreased by 0.22–0.65 mW/m2 after the carbon sources were removed. With the addition of biomass, abundant microorganisms associated with denitrification (Cyanobacteria and unclassified_f__Rhodobacteraceae), electricity generation (Acidobacteriota and Proteobacteria), and organic matter degradation (Chloroflexi, Actinobacteriota, and Bacteroidota) were observed in MFC-CWs. Therefore, the use of agricultural biomass to enhance the performance of MFC-CWs is a promising method for treating rural sewage.
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