Titlebook: Denitrification in the Nitrogen Cycle; Han L. Golterman Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 biology.ecology.ecosystem.

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Introduction to Molecular BiologyEutrophication of lakes and coastal areas is caused by increased loading with nutrients.

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Effects of Environmental Factors on DenitrificationBiological denitrification is a respiratory process whereby nitrate is utilized as the terminal electron acceptor in lieu of oxygen by bacteria which are mainly aerobes (Focht, 1982).

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N2O-Formation during Soil CroppingThe dynamics of N.O-production in an agricultural soil have been examined by intermittent measurement of the N.O-concentration in soil air at 15 cm depth. A change in N.O-production corresponding with time within the growing seasons was observed. This change was related to the influence of the growing crop on soil nitrate content.

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Nitrate Reduction in the SubsoilNitrate and ferrous iron relationship was investigated in three soil profiles down to 20 m. Samples from the profiles were investigated for their ability to transform nitrate to the gas nitrous oxide and nitrogen in laboratory experiments under anaerobic conditions.

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Significance of Denitrification on the Strategy for Preserving Lakes and Coastal Areas Against EutroEutrophication of lakes and coastal areas is caused by increased loading with nutrients.

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Denitrification by Methanotrophic / Methylotrophic Bacterial Associations in Aquatic Environments in both natural and technical aquatic environments. Hypotheses concerning the particular questions of denitrification by such bacterial associations in the presence of oxygen and with methane as the sole supplied carbon substrate are proposed. Experimental results that seek to further elucidate denitrification with methane are discussed.

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