Trophic interactions in soils as they affect energy and nutrient dynamics. IV. Flows of metabolic and biomass carbon [0.03%]
食物网对其所影响的能量和营养动力学的作用iv.代谢和生物量碳的流动
D C Coleman,R V Anderson,C V Cole et al.
D C Coleman et al.
Flows of biomass and respiratory carbon were studied in a series of propylene-oxide sterilized soil microcosms. One-half of the microcosms received three pulsed additions of 200 ppm glucose-carbon to mimic rhizosphere carbon inputs. Biotic ...
Trophic interactions in soils as they affect energy and nutrient dynamics. III. Biotic interactions of bacteria, amoebae, and nematodes [0.03%]
土壤中影响能量和营养素动态的营养级相互作用。第三部分：细菌、变形虫和线虫的生物互作关系
R V Anderson,E T Elliott,J F McClellan et al.
R V Anderson et al.
Bacteria (Pseudomonas), amoebae (Acanthamoeba), and nematodes (Mesodiplogaster) were raised in soil microcosms with and without glucose additions. Nematode and amoebal grazing on bacteria significantly reduced bacterial populations by the e...
Trophic interactions in soils as they affect energy and nutrient dynamics. II. Physiological responses of selected rhizosphere bacteria [0.03%]
菌根互作对其能量和营养动态的影响Ⅱ：选殖根圈细菌的生理反应
M A Herzberg,D A Klein,D C Coleman
M A Herzberg
Comparative microbial functions in the plant root zone were studied by evaluating rhizosphere-derivedPseudomonas andArthrobacter growth in chemostat culture and responses to root-exudate-related nutrients after varied starvation periods. Th...
Trophic interactions in soils as they affect energy and nutrient dynamics. I. Introduction [0.03%]
土壤中影响能量和养分动态的营养关系。第1部分：概述
D C Coleman,C V Cole,H W Hunt et al.
D C Coleman et al.
The dynamics of nutrient transformations at the soil-root interface are complex but amenable to controlled experimental study. Using a conceptual model we introduce a series of papers which ascertain the role of microfloral-faunal trophic i...
Interactions between freshwater bacteria andAnkistrodesmus braunii in batch and continuous culture [0.03%]
静息细胞对淡水细菌之间相互作用的影响
C I Mayfield,W E Inniss
C I Mayfield
Batch and continuous cultures ofAnkistrodesmus braunii were established in an inorganic medium with growth rate limited by P. In batch culture, inoculation of lake water bacterial isolates ofPseudomonas sp. andFlavobacterium sp. showed that...
Effects of ingesting mercury-containing bacteria on mercury tolerance and growth rates of ciliates [0.03%]
摄入含汞细菌对纤毛虫的耐汞性和生长速率的影响
S G Berk,A L Mills,D L Hendricks et al.
S G Berk et al.
The ciliateUronema nigricans was found to acquire tolerance to mercury after being fed mercury-laden bacteria followed by exposure of washed suspensions of these ciliates to various concentrations of mercury in solution. Significant differe...
G M Gadd,A J Griffiths
G M Gadd
The environmental and microbiological factors that can influence heavy metal toxicity are discussed with a view to understanding the mechanisms of microbial metal tolerance. It is apparent that metal toxicity can be heavily influenced by en...
Comparison ofin Situ andin Vitro survival ofCandida albicans in seawater [0.03%]
海洋水中白色念珠菌的体内与体外存活对比研究
J D Buck
J D Buck
The survival in seawater of several laboratory and field isolates ofCandida albicans was investigated. Initial studies were madein vitro (flasks) to confirm previous reports. Frequent sampling of viable cells showed that flask experiments, ...
Effects of a clay mineral on microbial predation and parasitism ofEscherichia coli [0.03%]
黏土矿物对微生物捕食和寄生的影响实验研究——以大肠杆菌为例
M M Roper,K C Marshall
M M Roper
Montmorillonitic clay influences the biological control ofEscherichia coli in aquatic systems, the magnitude of the effects being dependent on the state of the clay and the type of host-antagonist interaction. The interaction ofBdellovibrio...
Bacterioneuston examined with critical point drying and transmission electron microscopy [0.03%]
利用临界点干燥法和透射电子显微镜研究水华的细菌集群结构
L Y Young
L Y Young
Morphological details of bacteria collected at the air/seawater interface are greatly enhanced when transmission electron microscopy is coupled with critical point dried preparations. Few artifacts and minimal distortion permit a more accur...