Replicability of dominant bacterial populations after long-term surfactant-enrichment in lab-scale activated sludge.
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Summary
The parallel abundance of unique phylotypes in replicate reactors implies a distinctive selection of dominant organisms, which are better adapted to specialized niches in the highly selective environment.
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- article
- Published
- 2006-04-01
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- 45
- References
- 56
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Keywords
Biology, Activated sludge, Pulmonary surfactant, Scale (ratio), Term (time)
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