Titlebook: Environmental Microbiology; W. D. Grant,P. E. Long Book 1981 W. D. Grant and P. E. Long 1981 Planet.biological.biology.carbon.ecology.envi

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Book 1981eracting with each other and with their immediate surroundings. From the point of view of the microbiologist, it is obvious that microbial activity has a great part to play in the continuing maintenance of conditions suitable for other forms of life on this planet. There has therefore always been an

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The Microbial Contribution to Pollutiono little attention has been focused on the microbiology concerned, although often the first indications of impending trouble are to be seen in changes in the microbial population of a particular environment, and the final results of pollution may be largely a consequence of microbial activity.

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Springer Topics in Signal Processingme organisms can grow whereas others cannot, and therefore the definition of an extreme environment is a taxonomic one. In virtually all examples of extreme environments it is found that as conditions become more and more demanding, microorganisms predominate, and certain prokaryotic microorganisms may exclusively occupy the more extreme niches.

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A Petrographic Atlas of Ophiolitee an important feature of a particular relationship. Superimposed on these exchanges is the phenomenon of specificity—an additional important factor in whether or not a particular organism will read with another.

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Giovanni Catino,Paolo Mastrolia the largely microbially-mediated nitrogen and sulphur cycles (6.1, 7.1) are often quoted and discussed. Less attention is given to the contribution of microorganisms to the continuing decomposition and mineralization of carbon compounds, other than a cursory acknowledgement of their contribution to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1099-7d biological activity. In an average fertile loam (a good agricultural soil), mineral matter from weathered rock usually accounts for some 50% by volume, and organic matter from plants, animals and microorganisms for 10-15%. Air and water occupy most of the remaining volume in a complicated system o

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A Petrographic Atlas of Ophioliteiety of ways. Table 4.1 attempts to depict and define some of these interactions in a simplified form in terms of the behaviour of two distinct populations. Interactions most often involve exchange of, or competition for particular nutrients, but sometimes the presence of inhibitory substances may b