Microbial ecology

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  Año 1998, Vol. 36, Número 3

  • Article

    • Microbial Phototrophic, Heterotrophic, and Diazotrophic Activities Associated with Aggregates in the Permanent Ice Cover of Lake Bonney, Antarctica

      Hans W. Paerl, John C. Priscu

      págs. 221-230

      

    • N2-Fixing Microbial Consortia Associated with the Ice Cover of Lake Bonney, Antarctica

      J.B. Olson, Timothy F. Steppe, R.Wayne Litaker, Hans W. Paerl

      págs. 231-238

      

    • Bacterioplankton Dynamics in the McMurdo Dry Valley Lakes, Antarctica: Production and Biomass Loss over Four Seasons

      C.D. Takacs, John C. Priscu

      págs. 239-250

      

    • Extracellular Enzyme Activities in Relation to Hydrodynamics in the Pomeranian Bight (Southern Baltic Sea)

      M. Nausch, F. Pollehne, E. Kerstan

      págs. 251-258

      

    • Bacterial Abundance and Activity across Sites within Two Northern Wisconsin "Sphagnum" Bogs

      M.M. Fisher, L.M. Graham, L.E. Graham

      págs. 259-269

      

    • Interactions of Photobleaching and Inorganic Nutrients in Determining Bacterial Growth on Colored Dissolved Organic Carbon

      I. Reche, M. L Pace, J. J. Cole

      págs. 270-280

      

    • The Effect of Cyanophages on the Mortality of "Synechococcus" spp. and Selection for UV Resistant Viral Communities

      D.R. Garza, Curtis A. Suttle

      págs. 281-292

      

    • Functional Gene Hybridization Patterns of Terrestrial Ammonia-Oxidizing Bacteria

      Mary Ann V. Bruns, M.R. Fries, James M. Tiedje, E.A. Paul

      págs. 293-302

      

    • Microbial Diversity and Community Structure in Two Different Agricultural Soil Communities

      L. Ovreas, V. Torsvik

      págs. 303-315

      

    • Growth Rates of Bacterial Communities in Soils at Varying pH: A Comparison of the Thymidine and Leucine Incorporation Techniques

      Erland Bååth

      págs. 316-327

      

    • Vegetation Composition Determines Microbial Activities in a Boreal Forest Soil

      R. Ohtonen, H. Väre

      págs. 328-335

      

    • Microbial Transport, Survival, and Succession in a Sequence of Buried Sediments

      Thomas L. Kieft, E.M. Murphy, Dana L. Haldeman, Penny S. Amy, Bruce N. Bjornstad, E.V. McDonald, David Ringelberg, David C. White, J. Stair, R. P. Griffiths, Timothy C. Gsell, William E. Holben, D.R. Boone

      págs. 336-348

      

    • Assessment of the Microbiological Potential for the Natural Attenuation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in a Shallow Aquifer System

      Raymond D. Stapleton, Gary S. Sayler

      págs. 349-361

      

    • A Comparison of the Use of In Vitro–Transcribed and Native rRNA for the Quantification of Microorganisms in the Environment

      Katherine D. McMahon, D. A. Stahl, L. Raskin

      págs. 362-371

      

    • Encounter with New Resources Causes Polarized Growth of the Cord-Forming Basidiomycete "Phanerochaete velutina" on Soil

      J.M. Wells, Melanie J. Harris, Lynne Boddy

      págs. 372-382