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The rate-limiting, or slowest, step in the methanogenic biodegradation of solid substrates, such as organic wastes and animal manures is: |
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Methanotrophic bacteria: |
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Question 3
Decomposition is mainly driven by: |
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Question 4
In aquatic environments, which of the following statements is true for primary production: |
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Question 5
Which of the following statements is true in relation to biogeochemical cycles: |
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Question 6
Microbial Ecology is the study of: |
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Question 7
The recently described process of "Comammox" refers to: |
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Question 8
Which of the following statements about the carbon cycle is true? |
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Question 9
Which of the following statements is true about anaerobic digestion? |
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Answer 1: a. Methanogenesis
The production of methane via microbes (methanogens) by utilizing carbon (as electron acceptor) is known as methanogenesis. For example Biogas.
Answer 2: a. oxidise methane to produce carbon dioxide
A microbial process to generate energy and assimilize the carbon from methane is defined as methane oxidation. Oxidation of methane is carried out by methanotrophs. Oxidation of methane results in the production of carbon dioxide.
Answer 3: b. Facultative anaerobes
Answer 3: b. is almost exclusively bacterial and algal
Question 1 The rate-limiting, or slowest, step in the methanogenic biodegradation of solid substrates, such as...
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