The hypothesis that the Kiritimati microbial community is detrimental to corals raises the important question: Is this type of microbial community something that should be expected on coral reefs?
The Chlorella microbial community is dominated by representatives of the genus Pseudomonas.
A bioactive zone is defined as a region where a microbial community is sufficiently active to metabolize bioavailable substrates.
By about the age of 2, most of a person's microbial community is established, and it looks much like any other person's microbial community.
Improving the stimulation effect of electric current density (ECD) on microbial community is critical in designing and operating TDE-BAF.
The ability to effectively monitor a microbial community is necessary to design and implement remediation strategies for contaminated soil.
However, the effect of earthworm activity on microbial community is poorly known in calcareous soils amended with MSS.
Molecular probe methods can tell us what proportion of the microbial community is nitrifying bacteria but not their growth rate.
Of course, measuring the complexity of the microbial community is inherently biased since only the most abundant species (maximum of approximately 100) are visualized by DGGE.
After studying these samples, researchers learned that under drought conditions, the development of a plant's microbial community is delayed and the diversity of microorganisms in the rhizosphere decreases.
Our results show considerable changes in the phylum-level bacterial composition, suggesting that the microbial community is a sensitive parameter affected by the burial environment.
