Titlebook: Starvation in Bacteria; Staffan Kjelleberg Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 bacteria.bacteriology.biotechnology.eco

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Starvation-Stress Response (SSR) of Salmonella typhimurium,s is of particular importance in limiting bacterial growth (Harder and Dijkhuizen, 1983). As a consequence, non-spore-forming bacteria, e.g., ., frequently undergo drastic metabolic readjustments in an effort to survive until more favorable conditions are encountered.

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Bacterial Growth and Starvation in Aquatic Environments,e. For most aquatic bacteria, starvation or low nutrient concentrations are important factors affecting their growth and survival. Food, or energy, limitation is certainly a major factor influencing the growth of marine bacteria, as Morita points out in this book. We will discuss some examples of nu

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Bacterial Responses to Soil Stimuli,, UV irradiation, etc., which affect their physiological states. In particular, nutrient limitation and fluctuating nutrient availability are major stress factors in an environment such as soil. Hence, bacterial cells in soil may experience long periods of nongrowth next to sparse periods of growth.

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Dynamics of Microbial Growth in the Decelerating and Stationary Phase of Batch Culture,y environments. It is therefore not surprising that a large amount of microbiological research has focused on this phenomenon. Although this book is concerned with starvation in bacteria, it is important that those events which occur during the antithesis of starvation, i.e., during bacterial growth