Titlebook: Hydrocarbon and Lipid Microbiology Protocols; Meso- and Microcosms Terry J. McGenity,Kenneth N. Timmis,Balbina Nogale Book 2017 Springer-Ve

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,Simulation of Anoxic–Oxic Oscillations in Crude Oil-Degrading Bioreactors,nmental conditions influence the microbial dynamic and thus affect the role of microorganism on the degradation of organic compounds such as hydrocarbons. Little attention has been dedicated to this phenomenon, and therefore, the knowledge on how the anoxic–oxic oscillations may affect the fate of h

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Protocols for Microcosms for Growing Biofilms on Hydrophobic Substrates: A Polyphasic Approach to Sunctional communities is limited because only a minority of these bacteria can currently be isolated. To study functional communities organized in biofilms, several microcosms are presented where samples from the environment are placed in a vessel, covered with water, and a slide carrying hydrophobi

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Mini Sediment Columns and Two-Dimensional Sediment Flow-Through Microcosms: Versatile Experimental ic contamination is a major threat not only to the ecosystem but also to human health. Microbial transformation of quantitatively important organic contaminants, such as petroleum hydrocarbons, in aquifers is an ecosystem service of ecological as well as economic importance. However, key controls an

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Mini Sediment Columns and Two-Dimensional Sediment Flow-Through Microcosms: Versatile Experimental lled investigation of key variables in contaminant removal processes at appropriate micro- and meso-scales. Here, we introduce mini sediment columns and two-dimensional sediment flow-through microcosms as complementary versatile experimental systems that offer a high degree of simplification, experimental control, and replication.

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Application of Microcosm and Mesocosm Experiments to Pollutant Effects in Biofilms,sms allow even simple experimental conditions and much higher replication than the ones in mesocosms, though the scale is far smaller than the one existing in a real ecosystem. Observations from microcosm and mesocosm experiments are complementary to field observations, and results may shed light to patterns described in natural ecosystems.

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