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  • 21. Methanogenesis at low temperatures by microflora of tundra wetland soil.
    Kotsyurbenko OR, Nozhevnikova AN, Soloviova TI, Zavarzin GA.
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  • 25. Functional responses and adaptation of mesophilic microbial communities to psychrophilic anaerobic digestion.
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  • 28. Cysteine-Accelerated Methanogenic Propionate Degradation in Paddy Soil Enrichment.
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  • 29. Effect of inhibition of acetoclastic methanogenesis on growth of archaeal populations in an anoxic model environment.
    Penning H, Conrad R.
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  • 30. Structure and function of the methanogenic microbial communities in Uruguayan soils shifted between pasture and irrigated rice fields.
    Scavino AF, Ji Y, Pump J, Klose M, Claus P, Conrad R.
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  • 31. Effect of temperature on microbial community of a glucose-degrading methanogenic consortium under hyperthermophilic chemostat cultivation.
    Tang YQ, Matsui T, Morimura S, Wu XL, Kida K.
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  • 32. Syntrophic acetate oxidation in two-phase (acid-methane) anaerobic digesters.
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  • 35. High-rate, High Temperature Acetotrophic Methanogenesis Governed by a Three Population Consortium in Anaerobic Bioreactors.
    Ho D, Jensen P, Gutierrez-Zamora ML, Beckmann S, Manefield M, Batstone D.
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  • 38. Characterization of the methanogenic Archaea within two-phase biogas reactor systems operated with plant biomass.
    Klocke M, Nettmann E, Bergmann I, Mundt K, Souidi K, Mumme J, Linke B.
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