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Discophora <angiosperm>

Known as: Discophora 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Treatment of Leptothrix Cells with Ultrapure Water Poses a Threat to Their Viability
The genus Leptothrix, a type of Fe/Mn-oxidizing bacteria, is characterized by its formation of an extracellular and microtubular… 
Review
2006
Review
2006
Nikolaj A. Livanow (1876 - 1974) and the living relict Acanthobdella peledina (Annelida, Clitellata)
The Clitellates are segmented worms (Annelida) that are characterized by a glandular girdle responsible for cocoon production… 
2004
2004
DNA base composition of some sheathed bacteria
The DNA base composition of five recently isolated Haliscomenobacter hydrossis strains were compared with those of Sphaerotilus… 
1999
1999
Ennoblement of stainless steel in fresh water influenced by manganese oxidizing biofilms
Frequently, microbially influenced metallic corrosion is either completely overlooked or goes unrecognized. Microbial corrosion… 
1994
1994
A new subspecies of Discophora necho Satyridae Lepidoptera
1993
1993
Identification of mofA, a gene putatively encoding a manganese-oxidizing protein excreted by L. discophora SS-1.
1993
1993
RoleofDisulfide BondsinMaintaining theStructural Integrity oftheSheath ofLeptothrix discophora SP-6
caused more rapid degradation ofthesheath thancyanide or sulfite. Treatment ofthesheath with1N NaOH resulted inrapid breakdown… 
1987
1987
A new subspecies of Discophora ogina
1987
1987
Zwei verschiedene Typen der Manganoxidation : vergleichende physiologische Untersuchungen an dem Chlamydobakterium Leptothrix discophora und an manganoxidierenden kapselbildenden Pseudomonaden
1943
1943
Studies of the icacinaceae—VI. Irvingbaileya and codiocarpus, two new genera of the icacineae
Engler (1893) was the first to recognize Tylecarpus as a distinct genus. Howard (1940) pointed out that Medusanthera was an older… 
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