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Authors:
VALLAEYS T
FULTHORPE RR
WRIGHT AM
SOULAS G
Citation: T. Vallaeys et al., THE METABOLIC PATHWAY OF 2,4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID DEGRADATION INVOLVES DIFFERENT FAMILIES OF TFDA AND TFDB GENES ACCORDING TO PCR-RFLP ANALYSIS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(3), 1996, pp. 163-172
Authors:
FOUILLEUX G
REVELLIN C
HARTMANN A
CATROUX G
Citation: G. Fouilleux et al., INCREASE OF BRADYRHIZOBIUM-JAPONICUM NUMBERS IN SOILS AND ENHANCED NODULATION OF SOYBEAN (GLYCINE-MAX (L) MERR) USING GRANULAR INOCULANTS AMENDED WITH NUTRIENTS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(3), 1996, pp. 173-183
Authors:
BARBIERI P
BESTETTI G
RENIERO D
GALLI E
Citation: P. Barbieri et al., MERCURY RESISTANCE IN AROMATIC COMPOUND DEGRADING PSEUDOMONAS STRAINS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(3), 1996, pp. 185-194
Authors:
ABDALLA SHM
BODDY L
Citation: Shm. Abdalla et L. Boddy, EFFECT OF SOIL AND LITTER TYPE ON OUTGROWTH PATTERNS OF MYCELIAL SYSTEMS OF PHANEROCHAETE VELUTINA, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(3), 1996, pp. 195-204
Authors:
FRIGAARD NU
LARSEN KL
COX RP
Citation: Nu. Frigaard et al., SPECTROCHROMATOGRAPHY OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC PIGMENTS AS A FINGERPRINTING TECHNIQUE FOR MICROBIAL PHOTOTROPHS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 69-77
Authors:
CROWLEY DE
BRENNEROVA MV
IRWIN C
BRENNER V
FOCHT DD
Citation: De. Crowley et al., RHIZOSPHERE EFFECTS ON BIODEGRADATION OF 2,5-DICHLOROBENZOATE BY A BIOLUNINESCENT STRAIN OF ROOT-COLONIZING PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 79-89
Authors:
JAHNZ U
FITCH A
PRIEST FG
Citation: U. Jahnz et al., EVALUATION OF AN RIBOSOMAL-RNA-TARGETED OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PROBE FOR THEDETECTION OF MOSQUITOCIDAL STRAINS OF BACILLUS-SPHAERICUS IN SOILS - CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL STRAINS LACKING TOXIN GENES, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 91-99
MEMBRANE INLET MASS-SPECTROMETRIC ANALYSIS OF N-ISOTOPE LABELING FOR AQUATIC DENITRIFICATION STUDIES
Authors:
JENSEN KM
JENSEN MH
COX RP
Citation: Km. Jensen et al., MEMBRANE INLET MASS-SPECTROMETRIC ANALYSIS OF N-ISOTOPE LABELING FOR AQUATIC DENITRIFICATION STUDIES, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 101-109
Authors:
KESTER RA
DEBOER W
LAANBROEK HJ
Citation: Ra. Kester et al., SHORT EXPOSURE TO ACETYLENE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NITRIFIER AND DENITRIFIER NITROUS-OXIDE PRODUCTION IN SOIL AND SEDIMENT SAMPLES, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 111-120
Authors:
HALLIERSOULIER S
DUCROCQ V
MAZURE N
TRUFFAUT N
Citation: S. Halliersoulier et al., DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION OF DEGRADATIVE GENES IN SOILS CONTAMINATED BY TOLUENE, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(2), 1996, pp. 121-133
Authors:
SCHULZ S
CONRAD R
Citation: S. Schulz et R. Conrad, INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON PATHWAYS TO METHANE PRODUCTION IN THE PERMANENTLY COLD PROFUNDAL SEDIMENT OF LAKE CONSTANCE, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 1-14
Authors:
ADAMO JA
GEALT MA
Citation: Ja. Adamo et Ma. Gealt, A DEMONSTRATION OF BACTERIAL CONJUGATION WITHIN THE ALIMENTARY CANAL OF RHABDITIS NEMATODES, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 15-22
Authors:
DEVEREUX R
WINFREY MR
WINFREY J
STAHL DA
Citation: R. Devereux et al., DEPTH PROFILE OF SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIAL RIBOSOMAL-RNA AND MERCURYMETHYLATION IN AN ESTUARINE SEDIMENT, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 23-31
Authors:
ACEA MJ
CARBALLAS T
Citation: Mj. Acea et T. Carballas, CHANGES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL GROUPS OF MICROORGANISMS IN SOIL FOLLOWING WILDFIRE, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 33-39
Authors:
KRAGELUND L
NYBROE O
Citation: L. Kragelund et O. Nybroe, COMPETITION BETWEEN PSEUDOMONAS-FLUORESCENS AG1 AND ALCALIGENES-EUTROPHUS JMP134 (PJP4) DURING COLONIZATION OF BARLEY ROOTS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 41-51
Authors:
PUKALL R
TSCHAPE H
SMALLA K
Citation: R. Pukall et al., MONITORING THE SPREAD OF BROAD HOST AND NARROW HOST-RANGE PLASMIDS INSOIL MICROCOSMS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 20(1), 1996, pp. 53-66
Authors:
MOENNELOCCOZ Y
MCHUGH B
STEPHENS PM
MCCONNELL FI
GLENNON JD
DOWLING DN
OGARA F
Citation: Y. Moenneloccoz et al., RHIZOSPHERE COMPETENCE OF FLUORESCENT PSEUDOMONAS SP B24 GENETICALLY-MODIFIED TO UTILIZE ADDITIONAL FERRIC SIDEROPHORES, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 215-225
Authors:
BAATH E
Citation: E. Baath, ADAPTATION OF SOIL BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES TO PREVAILING PH IN DIFFERENT SOILS, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 227-237
Authors:
DIAZ MR
TAYLOR BF
Citation: Mr. Diaz et Bf. Taylor, METABOLISM OF METHYLATED OSMOLYTES BY AEROBIC-BACTERIA FROM MONO LAKE, A MODERATELY HYPERSALINE, ALKALINE ENVIRONMENT, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 239-247
Authors:
PEDERSEN K
ARLINGER J
EKENDAHL S
HALLBECK L
Citation: K. Pedersen et al., 16S RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENE DIVERSITY OF ATTACHED AND UNATTACHED BACTERIA IN BOREHOLES ALONG THE ACCESS TUNNEL TO THE ASPO HARD-ROCK LABORATORY,SWEDEN, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 249-262
Authors:
BRATBAK G
HELDAL M
THINGSTAD TF
TUOMI P
Citation: G. Bratbak et al., DYNAMICS OF VIRUS ABUNDANCE IN COASTAL SEAWATER, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 263-269
Authors:
ALEXANDRE G
JACOUD C
FAURE D
BALLY R
Citation: G. Alexandre et al., POPULATION-DYNAMICS OF A MOTILE AND A NONMOTILE AZOSPIRILLUM-LIPOFERUM STRAIN DURING RICE ROOT COLONIZATION AND MOTILITY VARIATION IN THE RHIZOSPHERE, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(4), 1996, pp. 271-278
Authors:
VANDENENDE FP
LAVERMAN AM
VANGEMERDEN H
Citation: Fp. Vandenende et al., COEXISTENCE OF AEROBIC CHEMOTROPIC AND ANAEROBIC PHOTOTROPHIC SULFUR BACTERIA UNDER OXYGEN LIMITATION, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(3), 1996, pp. 141-151
Authors:
ROSADO AS
SELDIN L
WOLTERS AC
VANELSAS JD
Citation: As. Rosado et al., QUANTITATIVE 16S RDNA-TARGETED POLYMERASE CHAIN-REACTION AND OLIGONUCLEOTIDE HYBRIDIZATION FOR THE DETECTION OF PAENIBACILLUS AZOTOFIXANS IN SOIL AND THE WHEAT RHIZOSPHERE, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(3), 1996, pp. 153-164
Authors:
BAUMGARTNER M
KOSCHORRECK M
CONRAD R
Citation: M. Baumgartner et al., OXIDATIVE CONSUMPTION OF NITRIC-OXIDE BY HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA IN SOIL, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 19(3), 1996, pp. 165-170