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Investigations on the sheathed bacteriumHaliscomenobacter hydrossis gen.n., sp.n., isolated from activated sludge
The morphological and physiological properties of a recently isolated, thin, sheathed bacterium are described. The observations demonstrate that this bacterium differs from the known sheathed…
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Bacteriology of activated sludge, in particular the filamentous bacteria
Microscopic examination of bulking activated sludge samples showed the presence of a variety of filamentous microorganisms, some of which have not yet been described in the literature. A method was…
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The effect of molybdenum and nitrogen deficiencies on nitrate reduction in plant tissues
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The mechanism of nitrate reduction in fungi and higher plants has been cleared up by Nason and E v a n s 3 8 and Nicholas and Nason 1 1 and the reduction sequence was established to be as follows.
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DNA base composition of some sheathed bacteria
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Results indicate that Haliscomenobacter species and the microorganisms of the Sphaerotilus-Leptothrix group should not be classified into the same genus, as they are genetically at best remotely related.
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Investigations on theSphaerotilus-Leptothrix group
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Growth of these bacteria in synthetic media, with glucose as carbon source and aspartic and glutamic acids or inorganic nitrogen compounds as nitrogen source, required added vitamin B12 unless nitrogen was supplied as hydrolyzed casein or as a mixture ofl-amino acids.
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Effect of pH and organic compounds on nitrogen fixation by red clover
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation by leguminous plants depends on a number of different factors viz a) presence of cells of an effective Rhizobium strain in the culture medium, b) increase in numbers of…
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The influence of carbon dioxide on symbiotic nitrogen fixation
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The purpose of the present investigation was to study the effect of the presence of carbon dioxide in the nutrient medium on nodulation and nitrogen fixation in leguminous plants.
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Molybdenum in symbiotic nitrogen fixation and in nitrate assimilation
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These experiments confirmed earlier findings of A n d e r s o n 3 4 that the addition of small amounts of molybdenum to certain Australian soils had a remarkable effect on nitrogen fixation by clover and lucerne plants.
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Biological oxidation of manganese in soils
  • W. L. Veen
  • Biology
    Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
  • 1 November 1973
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Some growth parameters of haliscomenobacter hydrossis (syn. streptothrix hyalina) a bacterium occurring in bulking activated sludge
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