Microbial ecology

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  Año 2003, Vol. 45, Número 4

  • Diversity of Ribulose-1,5-Bisphosphate Carboxylase/Oxygenase Large-Subunit Genes from Groundwater and Aquifer Microorganisms

    A. Alfreider, W. Babel, C. Vogt, D. Hoffmann

    págs. 317-328

    

  • Aquatic Hyphomycetes in Polluted Groundwater Habitats of Central Germany

    Felix Bärlocher, J. Ehrman, R. Wennrich, K. Jung, Kandikere Ramaiah Sridhar, G. Krauss

    págs. 329-339

    

  • The Pinyon Rhizosphere, Plant Stress, and Herbivory Affect the Abundance of Microbial Decomposers in Soils

    C.R. Kuske, T.G. Whitham, L.O. Ticknor, C.A. Gehring, J.D. Busch

    págs. 340-352

    

  • Ultraviolet Radiation Alters Maize Phyllosphere Bacterial Diversity

    A.E. Stapleton, H. Kadivar

    págs. 353-361

    

  • Diversity of Actinoplanes and Related Genera Isolated from an Italian Soil

    P. Monciardini, P. Mazza, S. Donadio, L. Cavaletti, M. Sosio

    págs. 362-372

    

  • The Use of Neutral Lipid Fatty Acids to Indicate the Physiological Conditions of Soil Fungi

    Erland Bååth

    págs. 373-383

    

  • Interaction of Nutrient Limitation and Protozoan Grazing Determines the Phenotypic Structure of a Bacterial Community

    C. Matz, K. Jürgens

    págs. 384-398

    

  • The Vertical Distribution and Diversity of Marine Bacteriophage at a Station off Southern California

    W. Fu, Jed A. Fuhrman, Weiping Chu, S. Jiang

    págs. 399-410

    

  • Detritus Processing and Microbial Dynamics of an Aquatic Macrophyte and Terrestrial Leaf in a Thermally Constant, Spring-Fed Stream

    A.W. Groeger, T.E. Tietjen, E. Schlickeisen, T.L. Arsuffi

    págs. 411-418

    

  • Microbial Composition and Structure of a Rotating Biological Contactor Biofilm Treating Ammonium-Rich Wastewater without Organic Carbon

    H. Siegrist, P. Lais, Jan Roelof van der Meer, Alexander J.B. Zehnder, K. Egli, F. Bosshard, C. Werlen

    págs. 419-432

    

  • Consumption of Dissolved Amino Acids and Carbohydrates by Limnetic Bacterioplankton According to Molecular Weight Fractions and Proportions Bound to Humic Matter

    Mariano Simón Torres, B. Rosenstock

    págs. 433-443

    

  • Unusual Rise in Mercury-Resistant Bacteria in Coastal Environs

    J. De, N. Ramaiah

    págs. 444-454

    

  • Increased Complexity of the Species Composition of Lactic Acid Bacteria in Human Feces Revealed by Alternative Incubation Condition

    J. Walter, W.P. Hammes, F. Dal Bello, C. Hertel

    págs. 455-463