Bacterial biogeochemistry: the ecophysiology of mineral cycling
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adam_text | Contents
Preface
ix
Introduction
1
1
General
considerations
4
1.1
Bacterial metabolism
6
1.1.1
Dissimilatory metabolism
9
1.1.2
Assimilatory metabolism
19
1.2
Bioenergetics of microbial metabolism
21
1.2.1
Energetic yields of metabolic processes
22
1.2.2
Energetics, Yatp and growth yield
24
1.2.3
Bioenergetics and the structure of bacterial
communities
25
1.3
Transport mechanisms and structure of microbial
communities
29
1.3.1
Uptake and excretion of solutes from bacterial cells
32
1.3.2
Diffusion-controlled communities
36
1.3.3
Advection and turbulence
39
References
40
2
Mineral cycles
43
2.1
Hydrolysis of organic polymers
43
2.1.1
Substrates
43
2.1.2
Hydrolytic enzymes
50
2.2
Comparison of element cycles
53
2.2.1
The dominance of carbon
54
2.2.2
Oxidation/reduction reactions
57
2.2.3
Mobility and availability
59
References
59
3
The water column
62
3.1
Prokaryotic primary producers
63
3.2
Water-column bacteria and mineralisation
64
3.2.1
Characteristics of the bacterial biota
64
3.2.2
Organic matter: composition, origin and turnover
67
vi
Contents
3.2.3
Suspended particles, their microbial biota
and coupling between plankton and sediments
73
3.2.4
Bacteria and cycling of
N
and
Ρ
76
References
78
4
Biogeochemical cycling in soils
85
4.1
Soil water as a master variable
88
4.1.1
Physical and chemical principles
88
4.1.2
Water stress physiology
91
4.1.3
Interactions among soil water content, water
potential and biogeochemistry
93
4.2
Responses to plant organic matter
103
4.3
Responses of soil biogeochemistry to disturbance and change
109
References 111
5
Aquatic sediments
117
5.1
Comparison of freshwater and marine sediments
117
5.2
The carbon cycle
122
5.2.1
Heterotrophy
122
5.2.2
Autotrophy/ heterotrophy
127
5.3
The nitrogen cycle
128
5.3.1
Hydrolysis and ammonium production
128
5.3.2
Nitrification
130
5.3.3
Denitrification
134
5.3.4
Inorganic nitrogen incorporation
137
5.3.5
Nitrogen fixation
138
5.4
The phosphorus cycle
138
5.5
Manganese and iron
138
References
139
6
Microbial mats and stratified water columns
142
6.1
Mats based on colourless sulphur bacteria
144
6.2
Cyanobacterial mats
148
6.2.1
Structure of cyanobacterial mats
149
6.2.2
Mineral cycling in cyanobacterial mats
150
Contents
vii
6.3
Other types of mats
156
6.4
Stratified water columns
158
References
162
7
Symbiotic systems
166
7.1
Symbiotic polymer degradation
167
7.1.1
Symbiotic digestion in mammals
170
7.1.2
Symbiotic fermentation in other animals
174
7.2
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation
175
7.2.1
Symbiotic
N2
fixation in legumes
176
7.2.2
Actinorhizal N2-fixing symbionts
178
7.2.3
Symbiosis with cyanobacteria
178
7.3
Autotrophic bacteria as symbionts
179
7.3.1
Phototrophic symbionts
179
7.3.2
Hydrogen scavengers in anaerobic protists
180
7.3.3
Symbiotic oxidisers of reduced sulphur compounds
.
and methane
181
References
183
8
Biogeochemistry and extreme environments
188
8.1
General overview and summary of hypersaline systems
189
8.2
Subsurface environments
193
8.3
Microbial diversity and high-temperature environments
195
References
198
9
Microbial biogeochemicai cycling and the atmosphere
203
9.1
The atmosphere as an elemental reservoir
203
9.2
Atmospheric structure and evolution
206
9.2.1
Atmospheric structure
206
9.2.2
Atmospheric evolution
208
9.3
Synopsis of trace gas biogeochemistry and linkages to
climate change
213
9.3.1
Oxygen-organic
таКег-СОг
214
9.3.2
Oxygen-organic matter-methane
215
viii Contents
9.3.3 N2
-ammonia-nitrous oxide
217
9.3.4
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S)-sulphate-dimethyl
sulphide (DMS)
219
9.3.5
Other gases
223
9.4
Trace gas dynamics and climate change: an analysis of
methane production and consumption
225
9.5
Summary and conclusions
233
References
235
10
Origins and evolution of biogeochemicai cycles
245
10.1
Biogeochemicai cycles and thermodynamics
245
10.2
Prebiotic Earth and mineral cycles
250
10.3
Theoretical perspectives on the origins of life
255
10.3.1
The Oparin-Haldane theory
258
10.3.2
Clays and
Ufe
261
10.3.3 Pyrite
and the origins of life
264
10.3.4
The thioester world
268
10.4
Evolution of biogeochemicai cycles
271
References
276
Appendix
1 284
Thermodynamics and calculation of energy yields of metabolic
processes
284
References
292
Index
293
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Contents
Preface
ix
Introduction
1
1
General
considerations
4
1.1
Bacterial metabolism
6
1.1.1
Dissimilatory metabolism
9
1.1.2
Assimilatory metabolism
19
1.2
Bioenergetics of microbial metabolism
21
1.2.1
Energetic yields of metabolic processes
22
1.2.2
Energetics, Yatp and growth yield
24
1.2.3
Bioenergetics and the structure of bacterial
communities
25
1.3
Transport mechanisms and structure of microbial
communities
29
1.3.1
Uptake and excretion of solutes from bacterial cells
32
1.3.2
Diffusion-controlled communities
36
1.3.3
Advection and turbulence
39
References
40
2
Mineral cycles
43
2.1
Hydrolysis of organic polymers
43
2.1.1
Substrates
43
2.1.2
Hydrolytic enzymes
50
2.2
Comparison of element cycles
53
2.2.1
The dominance of carbon
54
2.2.2
Oxidation/reduction reactions
57
2.2.3
Mobility and availability
59
References
59
3
The water column
62
3.1
Prokaryotic primary producers
63
3.2
Water-column bacteria and mineralisation
64
3.2.1
Characteristics of the bacterial biota
64
3.2.2
Organic matter: composition, origin and turnover
67
vi
Contents
3.2.3
Suspended particles, their microbial biota
and coupling between plankton and sediments
73
3.2.4
Bacteria and cycling of
N
and
Ρ
76
References
78
4
Biogeochemical cycling in soils
85
4.1
Soil water as a master variable
88
4.1.1
Physical and chemical principles
88
4.1.2
Water stress physiology
91
4.1.3
Interactions among soil water content, water
potential and biogeochemistry
93
4.2
Responses to plant organic matter
103
4.3
Responses of soil biogeochemistry to disturbance and change
109
References 111
5
Aquatic sediments
117
5.1
Comparison of freshwater and marine sediments
117
5.2
The carbon cycle
122
5.2.1
Heterotrophy
122
5.2.2
Autotrophy/ heterotrophy
127
5.3
The nitrogen cycle
128
5.3.1
Hydrolysis and ammonium production
128
5.3.2
Nitrification
130
5.3.3
Denitrification
134
5.3.4
Inorganic nitrogen incorporation
137
5.3.5
Nitrogen fixation
138
5.4
The phosphorus cycle
138
5.5
Manganese and iron
138
References
139
6
Microbial mats and stratified water columns
142
6.1
Mats based on colourless sulphur bacteria
144
6.2
Cyanobacterial mats
148
6.2.1
Structure of cyanobacterial mats
149
6.2.2
Mineral cycling in cyanobacterial mats
150
Contents
vii
6.3
Other types of mats
156
6.4
Stratified water columns
158
References
162
7
Symbiotic systems
166
7.1
Symbiotic polymer degradation
167
7.1.1
Symbiotic digestion in mammals
170
7.1.2
Symbiotic fermentation in other animals
174
7.2
Symbiotic nitrogen fixation
175
7.2.1
Symbiotic
N2
fixation in legumes
176
7.2.2
Actinorhizal N2-fixing symbionts
178
7.2.3
Symbiosis with cyanobacteria
178
7.3
Autotrophic bacteria as symbionts
179
7.3.1
Phototrophic symbionts
179
7.3.2
Hydrogen scavengers in anaerobic protists
180
7.3.3
Symbiotic oxidisers of reduced sulphur compounds
.
and methane
181
References
183
8
Biogeochemistry and extreme environments
188
8.1
General overview and summary of hypersaline systems
189
8.2
Subsurface environments
193
8.3
Microbial diversity and high-temperature environments
195
References
198
9
Microbial biogeochemicai cycling and the atmosphere
203
9.1
The atmosphere as an elemental reservoir
203
9.2
Atmospheric structure and evolution
206
9.2.1
Atmospheric structure
206
9.2.2
Atmospheric evolution
208
9.3
Synopsis of trace gas biogeochemistry and linkages to
climate change
213
9.3.1
Oxygen-organic
таКег-СОг
214
9.3.2
Oxygen-organic matter-methane
215
viii Contents
9.3.3 N2
-ammonia-nitrous oxide
217
9.3.4
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S)-sulphate-dimethyl
sulphide (DMS)
219
9.3.5
Other gases
223
9.4
Trace gas dynamics and climate change: an analysis of
methane production and consumption
225
9.5
Summary and conclusions
233
References
235
10
Origins and evolution of biogeochemicai cycles
245
10.1
Biogeochemicai cycles and thermodynamics
245
10.2
Prebiotic Earth and mineral cycles
250
10.3
Theoretical perspectives on the origins of life
255
10.3.1
The Oparin-Haldane theory
258
10.3.2
Clays and
Ufe
261
10.3.3 Pyrite
and the origins of life
264
10.3.4
The "thioester world"
268
10.4
Evolution of biogeochemicai cycles
271
References
276
Appendix
1 284
Thermodynamics and calculation of energy yields of metabolic
processes
284
References
292
Index
293 |
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title_full | Bacterial biogeochemistry the ecophysiology of mineral cycling T. Fenchel, G. M. King and T. H. Blackburn |
title_fullStr | Bacterial biogeochemistry the ecophysiology of mineral cycling T. Fenchel, G. M. King and T. H. Blackburn |
title_full_unstemmed | Bacterial biogeochemistry the ecophysiology of mineral cycling T. Fenchel, G. M. King and T. H. Blackburn |
title_short | Bacterial biogeochemistry |
title_sort | bacterial biogeochemistry the ecophysiology of mineral cycling |
title_sub | the ecophysiology of mineral cycling |
topic | Geomikrobiologie (DE-588)4156734-1 gnd Bodenbakterien (DE-588)4146126-5 gnd Biochemie (DE-588)4006777-4 gnd Biogeochemie (DE-588)4125243-3 gnd |
topic_facet | Geomikrobiologie Bodenbakterien Biochemie Biogeochemie |
url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016092411&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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