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The diesel-degrading activities of biofilms sampledfrom petroleum-contaminated groundwaters in urban subwaydrainage systems were examined in liquid cultures, and themicrobial populations of the biofilms were characterized bydenaturing gel gradient electrophoresis (DGE) and 16SrDNA sequence analysis. Biofilm samples derived from twosites (19 K and 20 K) at subway Station N and Station I coulddegrade around 80% of applied diesel within 20 and 40 days,respectively, at 15oC, and these results were strongly correlatedwith the growth paterns of the biofilms. The closest phylogeneticneighbor of a dominant component in the 19 K biofilm wasThiothrix fructosivorans strain Q (100% similarity). Fourdominant strains in the 20 K biofilm were closely related toThiothrix fructosivorans strain Q (100% similarity), Thiothrixsp. CC-5 (100% similarity), Sphaerotilus sp. IF14 (99%similarity), and Cytophaga-Flexibacter-Bacterioides (CFB)group bacterium RW262 (98% similarity). Three dominantmembers in the Station I biofilms were very similar touncultured Cytophagales clone CRE-PA82 (91% similarity),Pseudomonas sp. WDL5 (97% similarity), and unculturedCFB group bacterium LCK-64 (94% similarity). The microbialcomponents of the biofilms differed depending on thesampling site. This is the first report on the isolation of cloneshighly similar to Thiothrix fructosivorans and Thiothrix sp.from biofilms in petroleum-polluted groundwaters, and thefirst evidence that these organisms may play major roles inpetroleum degradation and/or biofilm-development.

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