Biofilms are complex aggregates formed by microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi and algae, which grow at the interfaces between water and natural or artificial materials.
coli) of a functional [NiFe]-hydrogenase enzyme, that from a model hyperthermophilic microorganism, Pyrococcus furiosus (Pf), which grows optimally at 100°C [14].
In this study, a unique fungal microorganism was isolated from the natural habitat environment on the pretreated lignocellulose material, which grew faster than other microorganisms on the pretreated corn stover material.
Legionella spp. is a ubiquitous intracellular microorganism present in natural and artificial water systems, which grows at temperatures 25-42°C 25-42°Cally if thespecially stagnant [ 1, 2].
The lessening from which growing could begin.
Microorganism, which can grow in pulp wastewater, was isolated by the enrichment culture method.
Paraskevi and Euripides (2005) used enriched mixed culture from samples of petroleum-contaminated soil in Denmark for the isolation of microorganisms, which were capable of growing on phenol as a sole source of carbon and energy.
Fifty milliliters of seed medium in 250-ml flask autoclaved and was inoculated with loop full of the pure microorganisms, which had been cultivated and grown on LB agar beforehand.
This bioreactor was designed especially for cultivation of filamentous microorganisms, which have a tendency to adhere to and grow on surfaces.
