Decomposition Characteristic of Sedimentary Organic Matters by Bacteria

Decomposition of Organic Matter in Sea Water by Bacteria: I. Bacterial Multiplication in Stored Sea Water.

The organic matter in the sea is unevenly distributed between the living plant and animal population, the suspended detritus, the organic matter in the sea bottom, and that present in the water in true and in colloidal solution. The living forms and the detritus make up only a small part of the total organic matter in the sea; the ratio between the organic matter in solution and that present in...

Decomposition of lignin by soil bacteria and complex formation between autoxidized lignin and organic nitrogen compounds.

No. 1 (issued 12 January 1962) The Type Species of the Genus Nocardia BY R. E. GORDON and J. M. MIHM Biological Assay of Cephalosporin C BY J. M. BOND, R. W. BRIMBLJXOMBE and R. C. CODNER . Decomposition of Lignin by Soil Bacteria and Complex Formation between Autoxidized Lignin and Organic Nitrogen Compounds BY H. SBRENSEN Quantitative Aspects of the Intestinal Yeast Flora of Swine BY N. VAN U...

Decomposition of Vitamin C by Bacteria.

The decomposition of vitamin C by bacteria is of double interest to the bacteriologist. Preliminary in vitro studies by Young and James (1942) showed that enteric bacteria of the colon-aerogenes group destroy ascorbic acid with great facility; these findings suggest that, in spite of a diet adequate in this substance, symptoms of vitamin C deficiency in some persons may be traced to an intestin...

Biosynthesis Characteristic of Silver ‎Nanoparticles Produced by Mine Soil ‎Bacteria Isolation, Kerman, Iran

   Background: Biosynthesis of is one of the safe methods in nanoparticles (NP) production where local bacteria of every region can be applied for its better functionality. Among these nanoparticles, the silver nanoparticles (SNP) with high applicability due to their antimicrobial characteristic are the most common.    Methods: In the study, the soil samples are collected from met...

The Decomposition of Toluene by Soil Bacteria.