Microbial Metal Tolerance in Bermuda Carbonate Sediments †
AUTOR(ES)
Hines, Mark E.
RESUMO
The recovery of aerobic heterotrophic bacteria from Bermuda carbonate sediments on metal-supplemented media varied as much as 44-fold over a 15-cm depth. Distributional relationships with sulfate-reducing bacteria and sediment character indicated that metal tolerance was a function of metal bioavailability.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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