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This study aims to improve our understanding of microbial degradation processes of crude oil at in situ deep-sea conditions.

Furthermore, the humic compounds ingested are submitted, during a sequential transit, to different chemical (alkaline hydrolysis) and microbial degradation processes (fermentation, anaerobic respiration and mineralization).

To this end, we discuss up-to-date knowledge on the generation of sulfurous odorants and their microbial degradation processes in biotreatment techniques.

It is not clear whether the same compounds are active in the fertigation treatments applied in the present study, since adsorption and microbial degradation processes may occur in soils, as a source of interference not present in case of foliar applications.

Hydrochemical data and isotope fractionation analysis of sulfate and methane was used complementarily to elucidate microbial degradation processes over the course of a three year period, consisting of six sampling campaigns, in the industrial area of Weißandt-Gölzau (Saxony-Anhalt, Germany).

Additional insights into microbial degradation processes have been generated by studies of microbial communities using metagenomics.

Since composting is a microbial degradation process, C N ratio is the most important factor to initiate the composting process.

During the transit through the percolator, the wastewater is purified by physicochemical (filtration, adsorption) and biological (microbial degradation) process (Lens et al. 1994).

The accumulation of organic components in the layer and very limited exchange of intermediates within the layer led to an accumulation of VFA and therefore the microbial degradation process was inhibited in the floating layer.

The NDMA disappears in the reclaimed wastewater receiving soils rapidly through the microbial degradation and the volatilization processes.

Combined chemical and biological analyses indicate that both microbial degradation and physical sorption processes were responsible for the fate of antibiotics and ARGs in the wetlands.