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Robert Aps,Mihhail Fetissov,Madli Koptim to nitrate has a great impact on the environment, such as weathering of soils, production of greenhouse gases, and eutrophication of surface and ground waters (Van Breemen and Van Dijk, 1988), it is important to know the characteristics of the responsible organisms. Although many organotrophic mic

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Why Collaborate in International Finance?,these generally hydrophobic compounds have the tendency to accumulate in biota to such levels that they caused considerable damage or even death. The eloquent outcry of Rachel Carson (1962) and others in the 1960s resulted in a drastic reappraisal of the wisdom of using halogenated organic compounds indiscriminately.

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Insoluble, Nonhydrolyzable, Aliphatic Macromolecular Constituents of Microbial Cell Walls,Overview: