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2006
The soil environment / Dominic Standing and Ken Killham -- Microbial phylogeny and diversity in soil / Vigdis Torsvik and Lise Ovreas -- Horizontal gene transfer and microevolution in soil / Kaare M. Nielsen, Pal Johnsen, and Jan Dirk van Elsas -- The bacteria and archaea in soil / Jan Dirk van Elsas, Vigdis Torsvik, Anton Hartmann, Lise Ovreas, and ...
Jan Dirk van Elsas +2 more
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The soil environment / Dominic Standing and Ken Killham -- Microbial phylogeny and diversity in soil / Vigdis Torsvik and Lise Ovreas -- Horizontal gene transfer and microevolution in soil / Kaare M. Nielsen, Pal Johnsen, and Jan Dirk van Elsas -- The bacteria and archaea in soil / Jan Dirk van Elsas, Vigdis Torsvik, Anton Hartmann, Lise Ovreas, and ...
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Soil Microbiology as a Field Of Science
Science, 1945It can now be definitely recognized that the soil microbiologist is in a position to make important contributions not only to our knowledge of soil processes and plant growth, but also to microbiology, especially microbial physiology, and to the utilization of microorganisms for various industrial, public health and other processes.
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Microbiological examination of some Sudanese soils
Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Parasitenkunde, Infektionskrankheiten und Hygiene. Zweite Naturwissenschaftliche Abteilung: Mikrobiologie der Landwirtschaft, der Technologie und des Umweltschutzes, 1979The composition of the microflora in different layers of four representative oil profiles of Sudan were studied. Counts of all types of microorganisms decreased significantly with depth in soil. Azotobacter, in particular, occurred in high densities; representative strains were isolated and studied for their different characteristics.
Saneya Ayoub, N.A. Hegazi
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Microbiology of Soil and Sediments
1995Recycling of elements is the function of micro-organisms. This has been possible because of their ubiquity, their abundance, their shape and small size and therefore their extremely high surface area to volume ratio and their versatility.
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2019
The living soil is crucial to photosynthesis, biogeochemical cycles, global food production, climate change, biodiversity, and plant and animal health. In the past decade, scientists have made significant advances in soil microbiology research. While the basic principles are now better understood, knowledge has been forthcoming on the best available ...
Paolo Nannipieri +3 more
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The living soil is crucial to photosynthesis, biogeochemical cycles, global food production, climate change, biodiversity, and plant and animal health. In the past decade, scientists have made significant advances in soil microbiology research. While the basic principles are now better understood, knowledge has been forthcoming on the best available ...
Paolo Nannipieri +3 more
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The microbiology of four steamed soils
The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1952Four soils, sterilized by steam at 100° C, with unsteamed controls for three soils, were examined at intervals up to 62 days to study the microbiology in relation to the abundance of ammonia, nitrites and nitrates of all the soils, the C/N ratios of two, and the pH and moisture content of three.
E. A. Gray, C. D. Oxley
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Experience in Microbiological Soil Remediation
1990The application of microbiological soil remediation is illustrated in this paper by three projects in the course of which several thousand cubic meters of soil with varying degrees of contamination have been cleaned up. The possibilities and limits of the process used are described.
H. Viedt, T. Niemeyer, D. Stroh
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2014
Only 0.33 % of the Antarctic land surface area is free of ice, with much of this area representing fell-field environments. Antarctic fell-fields are a type of tundra ecosystem that are generally nutrient-limited (especially N) and have a sparse cover of vegetation that is dominated by lichen or bryophytes, although dense vegetative cover and even ...
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Only 0.33 % of the Antarctic land surface area is free of ice, with much of this area representing fell-field environments. Antarctic fell-fields are a type of tundra ecosystem that are generally nutrient-limited (especially N) and have a sparse cover of vegetation that is dominated by lichen or bryophytes, although dense vegetative cover and even ...
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Soil Microbiology, Ecology, and Biochemistry [PDF]
, 2015 Our science, based on a successful past, has great potential for an exciting, dynamic future if we understand it and apply its unifying principles. Advances in genomic studies are identifying multitudes of new soil biota. Automated, analytical instrumentation and modeling are characterizing soil organic matter and its dynamics.
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Microbiological Studies of Arctic Soils
Ecology, 1958A woolgrass (Scirpus cyperinus (L.) Kunth) community in Juneau County, Wisconsin was studied by means of belt transects in August, 1951. Species composition and cover values for a total of 35 stand samples were recorded. Units based on a field technique of recording data by samples of physiognomic homogeneity revealed a very definite structure.
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