Beggiatoa – the ecophysiological significance of large, white, filamentous 
sulfur oxidizers within the nitrogen and the sulfur cycle

Preisler, André

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Beggiatoa – the ecophysiological significance of large, white, filamentous sulfur oxidizers within the nitrogen and the sulfur cycle

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Preisler, André
Department of Biogeochemistry, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Max Planck Society;

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Preisler, A. (2005). Beggiatoa – the ecophysiological significance of large, white, filamentous sulfur oxidizers within the nitrogen and the sulfur cycle. PhD Thesis, Universität Bremen, Bremen.

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