Titlebook: Halophilic Microorganisms; Antonio Ventosa Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Evolution.Polysaccharid.archaea.biodiversity.e

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Genome Sequences of the Head-Tail Haloviruses HF1 and HF2,st. Most plaque on strains of . are specific for that genus (Table 17. 1), but these hosts are notorious for their genetic instability and complex nutrient requirements. For example, in studies of ., the integration of ISH8 was common, leading to virus variants and deletions at high rates (see Reiter et al.1988).

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ge salt deposits are found today predominantly in the northern regions of the continents, e.g. in Siberia, northern and central Europe (Zechstein series), south-eastern Europe (Alps and Carpathian mountains), and the midcontinent basin in North America (Zharkov 1981). Growing interest is emerging in

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Trophic Ecology of Solar Salterns,alera et al. 1985; Litchfield et al. 1999; Antón et al. 2002). Ecological studies have been essentially descriptions of the peculiar organisms found at different salinities, with attention to their respective salinity ranges, but with little concern for quantitation of biomass and activities of thes

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