Sentence examples for microorganisms biomass from inspiring English sources

In enrichment cultures to promote growth of lignocellulolytic microorganisms, biomass feedstocks are used as substrate and complex communities, such as those found in compost or soil are applied as inoculum [ 11, 16].

Between 20 and 40 mg of soil, with or without ∼5 mg of lyophilized microorganism biomass (dry weight), were placed in the pyrolyzer and heated from room temperature to 1200 °C in 1 h at a heating rate of 20 °C/min.

The estimation objective is, through the use of the proposed estimator, to reliably reconstruct the dynamic profile of the unmeasurable organic pollutant (substrate) concentration using microorganism (biomass) concentration measurements, as well as the available process model.

Fungal delignification utilizes the complete ligninolytic microorganisms for biomass delignification.

Despite the unlimited capability of microorganisms for biomass conversion and biofuel production, there is still a lack of information about the metabolic networks underlying these processes.

Actually, activated sludge systems are a type of suspended growth biological wastewater treatment in which the degradation and removal of contaminants within the wastewater is performed by microorganisms [bacterial biomass suspension (the activated sludge)] (Evans 2012).

To elucidate the effect of As on the biooxidative activity of previously isolated communities of chemolithotrophic microorganisms (living biomass) from samples of two mine heaps (northwest Mexico), toxicological and biooxidative assays were performed using a synthetic solution containing As.

The enrichment process generates less complex lignocellulolytic microbial communities that can facilitate targeted discovery of potential enzymes and microorganisms for biomass deconstruction [ 11].

Among microorganisms, fungi biomass is known to possess excellent metal-binding properties which offer the advantages of having the high percentage of cell wall material [ 102].

We have included in our analysis only metabolites that can be identified, are statistically significant (p-value < 0.05), and show at least a 2-fold comparative difference for the microbe-to-microbe analysis on a single switchgrass line (microbe effect) or COMT transgenic versus wild-type switchgrass with a single microorganism (COMT biomass effect).

Hydrocarbon degrading microorganisms and root biomass were assessed as well as hydrocarbon degradation levels.