The Structure and function of Fresh-water Microbial Communities

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The Structure and function of Fresh-water Microbial Communities

By

John Cairns

Contents

1.  A daptations for Photoregenerative Cycling
2.  Carbon Flow in the Aquatic System
3.  Aquatic Laboratory Microsystems Communities
4.  The Role of Laboratory Experimentation in Ecological Research
5.  A Continuous Gnotobiotic (Species Defined) Ecosystem
6.  Community Structure of Protozoans and Algae with Particular Emphasis on Recently Colonized  
7.  Diatom Communities
8.  Microbial Relationships in Biological Wastewater Treatment Systems 
9.  Heterotrophic Bacteria in Aquatic Ecosystems; Some Results of Studies         With Organic Radioistotopes
10.  Seasonal Distribution of Cobalamins, Biotin and Niacin in Rainwater
11.  Lacustrine Fungal Communities
12.  Factors Affecting the Number of Species in Fresh-water Protozoan Communities
13.  The Interrelation ship Between Freshwater Bacteria, Algae, and Actinomycetes in Southwestern Reservoirs   
14.  Chemo- organotrophy in Epiphytic Bacteria with Reference to Macrophytic Bacteria with Reference to Macrophytic Release of Dissolved Organic Matter
15.  Bacteriological Profiles and some Chemical Characteristics of two Permanently Frozen Antarctic Lakes

Prep. / Ayman Ashry
Manage. / Huda Hosny