Sentence examples for soil ocean from inspiring English sources
The bacteria turned out to belong to the family Desulfobacteriaceae, a group of sulfate-reducing organisms that are common in soil, ocean sediments, and other environments.
There are number of diverse microbial species contribute to urease activity in different natural habitats like soil, ocean and in various geological formation.
On a broad functional level, genes participating in cell motility and secretion were more common in the air data than in previously characterized soil, ocean and whale fall community sequences (Figure 3).
Methanogens are anaerobic archaea that naturally produce methane in soil, ocean sediment, and the gastrointestinal tracts of animals (1).
In particular, Bacillus strains are ubiquitous in the environment; they have been isolated worldwide from soil, ocean, and organic matter respectively.
The arguments here are still pretty much informed guesswork, but it is certainly true that the more we understand about what the biosphere does for us, in soil, oceans and atmosphere, the more it makes sense to look after it.
(After all, microbes take up residence in our homes, the soil, oceans and even within our guts, where they outnumber body cells nine to one and often prove essential to health).
Carbon sinks refers to the capacity of key components in the cycle - such as the soil, oceans, rock and fossil fuels - to store carbon, preventing it from being recycled, eg between the land and the atmosphere.
As the decay products of the total biota in the environment, they are highly refractory mean residence times in soil vary from ca. 800 to >3000 years.[1] The humic substances found in soils, oceans, and deep lakes are generally autochthonous (produced within the system), while those in streams and shallow lakes are more often allochthonous (produced outside the system).
These microbes are ubiquitous- in soils, oceans, landfills and us.
Archaea were initially viewed as extremophiles living in harsh environments, such as hot springs and salt lakes, but they have since been found in a broad range of habitats, including soils, oceans, marshlands and the human colon and navel.
