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Degradation and formation of refractory DOM by bacteria during simultaneous growth on labile substrates and persistent lake water constituents

Geller, 1985

Document ID: 2053123739570968982
Author: Geller A
Publication year: 1985
Publication venue: Swiss journal of hydrology

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Abstract Changes in molecular size distribution associated with degradation of refractory DOM (macromolecules, apparent mol wt.≥ 1500) by 3 strains of bacteria were investigated by Sephadex G-15 gel permeation chromatography and DOC analysis of the eluates …

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