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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Lake Cadagno is a crenogenic meromictic lake located at 1921 m.a.s.l. in the southern Swiss Alps (46°33'N, 8°43'E) in the catchment area of a dolomite vein rich in gypsum. The chemistry of the lake is directly influenced by the particular geology of this valley. The water that percolates through these erodible sedimentary rocks becomes enriched in minerals and enters the lake through underwater springs. The inflow of this denser water produces a stable stratification of the lake and establishes meromixis. The transition zone between the oxygenic mixolimnion and the anoxygenic monimolimnion that is rich in salts is known as the chemocline and is characterized by steep gradients of oxygen, sulfide, and light. Generally, the chemocline that is positioned at a depth of approximately 12 m coincides with the presence of a dense community of anaerobic phototrophic sulfur bacteria. This community includes purple sulfur bacteria (PSB; family Chromatiaceae) of the genera Chromatium, Lamprocystis, Thiocystis and Thiodictyon and green sulfur bacteria (GSB; family Chlorobiaceae) of the genus Chlorobium. These phototrophic microorganisms fix CO2 via anaerobic photosynthesis. 156 pp. Englisch.…

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Storelli NicolaPh. D. in Environmental Microbiology, University of Geneva, Microbiology Unit, Laboratory of Applied Microbiology. Dissertation: Role of Phototrophic Sulfur Bacteria from the Chemocline in the Primary Production of Lak.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Lake Cadagno is a crenogenic meromictic lake located at 1921 m.a.s.l. in the southern Swiss Alps (46°33'N, 8°43'E) in the catchment area of a dolomite vein rich in gypsum. The chemistry of the lake is directly influenced by the particular geology of this valley. The water that percolates through these erodible sedimentary rocks becomes enriched in minerals and enters the lake through underwater springs. The inflow of this denser water produces a stable stratification of the lake and establishes meromixis. The transition zone between the oxygenic mixolimnion and the anoxygenic monimolimnion that is rich in salts is known as the chemocline and is characterized by steep gradients of oxygen, sulfide, and light. Generally, the chemocline that is positioned at a depth of approximately 12 m coincides with the presence of a dense community of anaerobic phototrophic sulfur bacteria. This community includes purple sulfur bacteria (PSB; family Chromatiaceae) of the genera Chromatium, Lamprocystis, Thiocystis and Thiodictyon and green sulfur bacteria (GSB; family Chlorobiaceae) of the genus Chlorobium. These phototrophic microorganisms fix CO2 via anaerobic photosynthesis.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Lake Cadagno is a crenogenic meromictic lake located at 1921 m.a.s.l. in the southern Swiss Alps (46°33'N, 8°43'E) in the catchment area of a dolomite vein rich in gypsum. The chemistry of the lake is directly influenced by the particular geology of this valley. The water that percolates through these erodible sedimentary rocks becomes enriched in minerals and enters the lake through underwater springs. The inflow of this denser water produces a stable stratification of the lake and establishes meromixis. The transition zone between the oxygenic mixolimnion and the anoxygenic monimolimnion that is rich in salts is known as the chemocline and is characterized by steep gradients of oxygen, sulfide, and light. Generally, the chemocline that is positioned at a depth of approximately 12 m coincides with the presence of a dense community of anaerobic phototrophic sulfur bacteria. This community includes purple sulfur bacteria (PSB; family Chromatiaceae) of the genera Chromatium, Lamprocystis, Thiocystis and Thiodictyon and green sulfur bacteria (GSB; family Chlorobiaceae) of the genus Chlorobium. These phototrophic microorganisms fix CO2 via anaerobic photosynthesis.VDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 156 pp. Englisch.…