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653 | |a Degradation of organic pollutants | ||
653 | |a Waste treatment | ||
653 | |a Adaptation strategies of microorganisms | ||
653 | |a Biotechnology and environmental protection | ||
653 | |a Iron circuit | ||
653 | |a Carbon cycle | ||
653 | |a Manganese circuit | ||
653 | |a Microbiology | ||
653 | |a Microorganisms | ||
653 | |a Sulphur circuit | ||
653 | |a Heavy metals | ||
653 | |a Materials cycle | ||
653 | |a Environmental Microbiology | ||
653 | |a Environmental issues | ||
653 | |a biological exhaust air treatment | ||
653 | |a biological soil remediation | ||
653 | |a microbial energy production | ||
653 | |a microbial communities | ||
653 | |a microbial nitrogen cycle | ||
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CONTENTS
1
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT: CLIMATE
AND
MICROORGANISMS
.
1
1.1
CLIMATE
SYSTEM
.
2
1.1.1
COMPONENTS
OF
THE
CLIMATE
SYSTEM
.
2
1.1.2
INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN
THE
COMPONENTS
.
7
1.1.3
ENERGY
BALANCE
OF
THE
EARTH
.
7
1.1.4
CLIMATE
CHANGE
AND
ITS
EFFECTS
.
9
1.1.5
WHICH
SUBSTANCES
HAVE
WHICH
EFFECT
ON
THE
CLIMATE?
.
14
1.1.6
PROJECTIONS
.
16
1.2
GLOBAL
CYCLES
WITH
RESERVOIRS
AND
MATERIAL
FLOWS
.
1
6
1.2.1
GLOBAL
CARBON
CYCLE
.
17
1.2.2
GLOBAL
NITROGEN
CYCLE
.
20
1.2.3
GLOBAL
SULFUR
CYCLE
.
25
1.2.4
GLOBAL
PHOSPHORUS
CYCLE
.
28
1.2.5
SUMMARY
OF
GLOBAL
CYCLES
.
29
REFERENCES
.
30
2
MICROORGANISMS,
ACTORS
IN
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
33
2.1
MICROORGANISMS,
ASSIGNMENT
TO
GROUPS
.
34
2.2
MICROORGANISMS,
THE
ADVANTAGE
OF
SMALL
SIZE
.
37
2.3
MICROORGANISMS,
SMALL
BUT
NUMEROUS
.
39
2.4
MICROORGANISMS,
DO
NOT
LIVE
ALONE
.
40
REFERENCES
.
51
3
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
MICROBIAL
ENERGY
PRODUCTION
AND
MATERIAL
CYCLES
.
53
3.1
PRINCIPLES
OF
ENERGY
PRODUCTION
.
54
3.1.1
RESPIRATORY
CHAINS
AND
ATP
SYNTHASE
.
60
3.2
MAIN
TYPES
OF
MICROBIAL
METABOLISM.
64
3.2.1
PHOTOTROPHY
.
64
3.2.2
CHEMOTROPHY
.
67
3.2.3
CARBON
SOURCE:
HETEROTROPHY
AND
AUTOTROPHY
.
69
REFERENCES
.
70
4
CARBON
CYCLE
.
71
4.1
FORMATION
OF
THE
EARTH'S
ATMOSPHERE
AND
FOSSIL
RAW
MATERIALS.
72
4.2
MATERIAL
FLOWS
IN
THE
CARBON
CYCLE
.
73
4.3
AUTOTROPHIC
CO
2
-FIXATION
.
76
4.3.1
CALVIN
CYCLE
.
79
4.3.2
REDUCTIVE
CITRATE
CYCLE
.
80
4.3.3
REDUCTIVE
ACETYL-COA
PATHWAY
(ACETOGENESIS).
82
4.3.4
CO
2
-FIXATION
CYCLE
IN
CRENARCHAEOTA
.
83
4.3.5
3-HYDROXYPROPIONATE
BI-CYCLE
.
85
4.3.6
COMPARISON
OF
THE
CO,-FIXATION
PROCESSES
.
85
XII
CONTENTS
4.4
DEGRADATION
OF
NATURAL
SUBSTANCES
.
87
4.4.1
DEGRADATION
OF
CARBOHYDRATES.
87
4.4.2
DEGRADATION
OF
PROTEINS.
95
4.4.3
DEGRADATION
OF
FATS
.
97
4.4.4
DEGRADATION
OF
PLANT
SUBSTANCES/LIGNIN
AND
OTHER
NATURAL
SUBSTANCES/HUMUS
FORMATION
.
97
4.5
METHANE
CYCLE/METHANOGENIC
FOOD
CHAIN/METHANOTROPHY
.
1
09
4.5.1
METHANE
FORMATION
.
109
4.5.2
METHANE
DEGRADATION
.
116
REFERENCES
.
124
5
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS
.
127
5.1
CHEMICALS
IN
THE
ENVIRONMENT:
DISTRIBUTION
AND
CONCENTRATION
.
128
5.1.1
TRANSPORT
PROCESSES
.
130
5.1.2
TRANSFER
PROCESSES
BETWEEN
ENVIRONMENTAL
MEDIA
OR
COMPARTMENTS
.
131
5.1.3
TRANSFORMATION
PROCESSES
.
133
5.2
ASSESSMENT
OF
CHEMICALS:
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES
AND
CONCEPTS
.
140
5.2.1
DEGRADABILITY
TESTS
.
143
5.2.2
TOXICITY
AND
MUTAGENICITY
TESTING
WITH
MICROBIAL
SYSTEMS
.
152
5.2.3
MUTAGENICITY
TESTING
WITH
BACTERIAL
SYSTEMS
.
154
REFERENCES
.
160
6
MICROBIAL
DEGRADATION
OF
POLLUTANTS
.
161
6.1
DEGRADATION
OF
HYDROCARBONS
.
163
6.1.1
PETROLEUM:
COMPOSITION
AND
PROPERTIES
.
164
6.1.2
THE
PROCESS
OF
OILING
IN
THE
SEA
.
165
6.1.3
DEGRADATION
OF
ALKANES,
ALKENES
AND
CYCLIC
ALKANES
.
166
6.1.4
DEGRADATION
OF
MONOAROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS
.
176
6.1.5
DEGRADATION
AND
HUMIFICATION
OF
POLYNUCLEAR
HYDROCARBONS
.
195
6.1.6
DEGRADATION
OF
HETEROCYCLES
.
202
6.1.7
FORMATION
OF
BIOSURFACTANTS/ABSORPTION
OF
MINERAL
OIL
HYDROCARBONS
.
208
6.2
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLORINATED
POLLUTANTS
.
213
6.2.1
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLORINATED
AROMATICS
.
213
6.2.2
DEGRADATION
OF
HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE
.
225
6.2.3
DEGRADATION
OF
TRIAZINES
.
226
6.2.4
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLOROALIPHATIC
COMPOUNDS
.
234
6.2.5
ORGANOHALOGENS
FROM
NATURE/NATURAL
SOURCES
.
250
6.3
DEGRADATION
AND
HUMIFICATION
OF
NITROAROMATICS.
254
6.3.1
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEM
CAUSED
BY
NITROAROMATICS
.
254
6.3.2
POSSIBILITY
OF
MICROBIAL
DEGRADATION
OF
NITROAROMATICS
.
254
6.3.3
ELIMINATION
OF
TRINITROTOLUENE
BY
SEQUESTRATION
ON
SOIL
.
257
6.4
DEGRADATION
OF
AROMATIC
SULFONIC
ACIDS
AND
AZO
DYES
.
259
6.4.1
AROMATIC
SULFONIC
ACIDS
.
259
6.4.2
DEGRADATION
OF
AZO
DYES
.
262
6.5
PLASTICS,
BIOPLASTICS
.
264
6.5.1
DEGRADABILITY
OF
PLASTICS
.
266
XIII
CONTENTS
6.5.2
BIOPLASTICS
.
268
6.5.3
AN
ASSESSMENT
OF
THE
ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
OF
PLASTICS
AND
BIOPLASTICS.
272
6.6
COMPLEXING
AGENTS:
AMINOPOLYCARBOXYLIC
ACIDS
.
275
6.7
ENDOCRINE
ACTIVE
COMPOUNDS.
277
6.7.1
TRIBUTYLTIN
COMPOUNDS
.
278
6.7.2
ALKYLPHENOLS
.
279
6.7.3
BISPHENOL
A
.
279
6.8
METHYL
TERT-BUTYL
ETHER
.
281
6.9
GLYPHOSATE
.
283
REFERENCES
.
285
7
THE
MICROBIAL
NITROGEN
CYCLE
.
291
7.1
NITROGEN
FIXATION
.
293
7.2
AMMONIFICATION
.
297
7.3
NITRIFICATION
.
297
7.4
ANAMMOX.
300
7.5
NITRATE
REDUCTION
.
302
7.5.1
DENITRIFICATION
.
302
7.5.2
DISSIMILATORY
NITRATE
REDUCTION
TO
AMMONIUM
.
303
REFERENCES
.
304
8
CYCLES
OF
SULFUR,
IRON
AND
MANGANESE
.
307
8.1
SULFUR
CYCLE
.
308
8.1.1
SULFATE
REDUCTION
.
308
8.1.2
REDUCTION
OF
ELEMENTAL
SULFUR
.
312
8.1.3
SULFUR
DISPROPORTIONATION
.
312
8.1.4
OXIDATION
OF
SULFIDE
AND
ELEMENTAL
SULFUR
.
312
8.1.5
ORGANIC
SULFUR
COMPOUNDS
.
313
8.2
THE
IRON
CYCLE
.
319
8.2.1
OXIDATION
OF
DIVALENT
IRON
.
320
8.2.2
REDUCTION
OF
TRIVALENT
IRON
.
325
8.3
THE
MANGANESE
CYCLE
.
327
8.3.1
OXIDATION
OF
DIVALENT
MANGANESE
.
327
8.3.2
REDUCTION
OF
TETRAVALENT
MANGANESE
(MN
4+
):
ANAEROBIC
RESPIRATION
.
327
REFERENCES
.
328
9
HEAVY
METALS
AND
OTHER
TOXIC
INORGANIC
IONS
.
331
9.1
TOXICITY
.
332
9.2
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
STANDARDS
.
333
9.3
NATURAL
AND
ANTHROPOGENIC
OCCURRENCES
.
334
9.4
RESISTANCE
OF
MICROORGANISMS
.
336
9.5
MERCURY
.
340
9.6
ARSENIC.
342
9.6.1
ARSENITE
OXIDATION
.
343
9.6.2
ARSENATE
REDUCTION
.
344
9.6.3
ARSENATE
METHYLATION
.
344
XIV
CONTENTS
9.7
SELENIUM
.
344
9.8
URANIUM.
346
REFERENCES
.
347
10
MICROORGANISMS
AT
DIFFERENT
SITES:
LIVING
CONDITIONS
AND
ADAPTATION
STRATEGIES
.
349
10.1
MICROBIAL
COMPETITION
AND
COOPERATION
.
353
10.1.1
GROWTH
RATES
AND
NUTRIENT
CONCENTRATIONS
.
354
10.1.2
ADAPTATION
.
357
10.1.3
MIXED
SUBSTRATES.
365
10.1.4
LIMIT
CONCENTRATIONS
.
366
10.1.5
MICROBIAL
COOPERATION
.
366
10.2
ATTACHMENT
TO
SURFACES
AND
BIOFILMS
.
368
10.2.1
SURFACES
.
368
10.2.2
BIOFILMS
.
368
10.3
SOIL
AS
MICROBIAL
HABITAT
.
370
10.4
AQUATIC
BIOTOPES
.
377
10.4.1
FRESHWATER
ENVIRONMENT
.
377
10.4.2
MARINE
ENVIRONMENTS
.
381
REFERENCES
.
395
11
MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES:
STRUCTURAL
AND
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSES
WITH
CLASSICAL
APPROACH
.
397
11.1
SUMMARY
METHODS
.
398
11.1.1
DETERMINATION
OF
BACTERIAL
COUNTS
AND
BIOMASSES
.
398
11.1.2
DETERMINATION
OF
ACTIVITIES
.
402
11.2
DETECTION
OF
CERTAIN
MICROORGANISMS
.
409
11.3
MICROORGANISMS,
FROM
NATURE
TO
THE
LABORATORY,
THE
ISOLATION
OF
PURE
CULTURES
.
411
11.3.1
ORGANISMS
THAT
CANNOT
BE
CULTIVATED?
.
412
11.3.2
ISOLATION
AND
PROBLEMS
.
412
11.3.3
ENRICHMENT
SYSTEM
.
413
11.3.4
ANALOGUE
ENRICHMENT:
SENSE
OR
NONSENSE?
.
414
11.3.5
INOCULUM
FOR
ENRICHMENT
CULTURE
.
414
REFERENCES
.
418
12
MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES:
STRUCTURAL
AND
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSES
WITH
MOLECULAR
BIOLOGICAL
APPROACH
.
421
12.1
BASIC
MOLECULAR
GENETIC
METHODS
FOR
CLASSIFICATION
AND
IDENTIFICATION
OF
PURE
CULTURES
.
422
12.2
MOLECULAR
GENETIC
METHODS
FOR
COMMUNITY
CHARACTERIZATION
.
434
12.3
METAGENOMICS.
447
12.3.1
COMMUNITY
OF
AN
ACID
MINE
DRAINAGE
SYSTEM
.
447
12.3.2
COMMUNITY
OF
THE
SARGASSO
SEA
.
449
12.3.3
THE
GLOBAL
OCEAN
SAMPLING
EXPEDITION
.
451
12.3.4
SEQUENCE
DATA
AND
FUNCTIONALITY:
A
CRITICAL
VIEW
.
452
REFERENCES
.
456
XV
CONTENTS
13
DAMAGE
TO
INORGANIC
MATERIALS
DUE
TO
MICROBIAL
ACTIVITIES,
BIOCORROSION
.
461
13.1
IRON
CORROSION
.
462
13.2
CONCRETE
CORROSION
.
465
13.3
BUILDING
CORROSION/DAMAGE
TO
STONE
.
466
REFERENCE
.
466
14
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
.
467
14.1
FORMATION
AND
COMPOSITION
OF
WASTE
WATER
.
468
14.2
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
IN
MECHANICAL-BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
PLANTS
WITH
AEROBIC
STAGE
.
471
14.3
BIOLOGICAL
PHOSPHATE
ELIMINATION
.
477
14.4
NITROGEN
ELIMINATION
DURING
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
.
481
14.5
ANAEROBIC
SLUDGE
TREATMENT,
DIRECT
ANAEROBIC
WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
AND
BIOGAS
PRODUCTION.
485
14.6
TREATMENT
OF
INDUSTRIAL
WASTE
WATER
.
488
14.7
NEAR-NATURAL
WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
PROCESSES
.
489
REFERENCES
.
491
15
BIOLOGICAL
EXHAUST
AIR
TREATMENT
.
493
15.1
PROBLEMS
WITH
EXHAUST
AIR
FLOWS
.
494
15.2
MICROBIAL
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION,
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES
.
498
15.3
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
BIOFILTER
.
502
15.4
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
BIOSCRUBBERS
.
511
15.5
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
TRICKLING
FILTER
SCRUBBERS
.
512
15.6
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
MEMBRANE
REACTORS
.
515
15.7
SELECTION
CRITERIA
FOR
PROCEDURE
SELECTION
.
516
REFERENCES
.
517
16
BIOLOGICAL
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
523
16.1
CONTAMINATED
SITE
ISSUES
.
524
16.2
METHODS
OF
BIOLOGICAL
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
527
16.2.1
EX
SITU
PROCEDURE
.
529
16.2.2
IN
SITU
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
535
FURTHER
READING
.
542
17
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
TREATMENT
.
543
17.1
WASTE
ISSUES
.
544
17.2
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
TREATMENT
PROCESSES
.
546
17.2.1
THE
COMPOSTING
PROCESS
.
547
17.2.2
COMPOSTING
PROCESSES
.
548
17.2.3
ANAEROBIC
WASTE
TREATMENT
BY
DIGESTION
.
549
REFERENCES
.
550
XVI
CONTENTS
18
BIOTECHNOLOGY
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
.
551
18.1
BIOLOGICAL
PEST
CONTROL
.
552
18.1.1
BIOINSECTICIDES
.
552
18.1.2
BIOFUNGICIDES
AND
HERBICIDES
.
559
18.2
DESIGN
OF
NEW
CHEMICALS
.
560
18.2.1
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY
RELATIONSHIP/PREDICTABI
IITY
OF
DEGRADATION
.
561
18.2.2
DEGRADABLE
ALTERNATIVES
TO
CURRENT
CHEMICALS.
566
18.3
PRODUCT-INTEGRATED
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
THROUGH
BIOTECHNOLOGY
.
568
18.3.1
PROCESS
COMPARISON:
BIOTECHNICAL
AND
CHEMICAL-TECHNICAL
PROCESSES
.
570
18.3.2
ENVIRONMENTAL
RELIEF
EFFECTS
THROUGH
PRODUCT
SUBSTITUTION
.
573
18.3.3
SUMMARY
PIUS
.
576
18.4
BIOFUELS
.
577
18.4.1
BIOETHANOL
.
579
18.4.2
BIODIESEL
.
579
18.4.3
BIOMASS-TO-LIQUID
FUEL
.
580
18.5
ELECTRICITY
FROM
MICROORGANISMS
.
580
18.5.1
HYDROGEN
PRODUCTION
IN
BIOREACTORS
FOR
CONVENTIONAL
FUEL
CELLS
.
581
18.5.2
MICROBIAL
PRODUCTION
OF
FUEL
IN
THE
ANODE
COMPARTMENT
OF
THE
FUEL
CELL
.
581
18.5.3
DIRECT
ELECTRON
TRANSPORT
FROM
THE
CELL
TO
THE
ELECTRODE
.
582
18.5.4
MEDIATORS
FOR
ELECTRON
TRANSPORT
.
582
REFERENCES
.
584
19
FOOD
FOR
THOUGHT
.
589
19.1
SUSTAINABILITY,
THE
CONCEPT
.
590
19.2
SUSTAINABILITY,
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY
A
CONTRIBUTION
.
590
19.3
ENVIRONMENT
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY,
REFLECTION
.
591
REFERENCES
.
601 |
adam_txt |
CONTENTS
1
GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT: CLIMATE
AND
MICROORGANISMS
.
1
1.1
CLIMATE
SYSTEM
.
2
1.1.1
COMPONENTS
OF
THE
CLIMATE
SYSTEM
.
2
1.1.2
INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN
THE
COMPONENTS
.
7
1.1.3
ENERGY
BALANCE
OF
THE
EARTH
.
7
1.1.4
CLIMATE
CHANGE
AND
ITS
EFFECTS
.
9
1.1.5
WHICH
SUBSTANCES
HAVE
WHICH
EFFECT
ON
THE
CLIMATE?
.
14
1.1.6
PROJECTIONS
.
16
1.2
GLOBAL
CYCLES
WITH
RESERVOIRS
AND
MATERIAL
FLOWS
.
1
6
1.2.1
GLOBAL
CARBON
CYCLE
.
17
1.2.2
GLOBAL
NITROGEN
CYCLE
.
20
1.2.3
GLOBAL
SULFUR
CYCLE
.
25
1.2.4
GLOBAL
PHOSPHORUS
CYCLE
.
28
1.2.5
SUMMARY
OF
GLOBAL
CYCLES
.
29
REFERENCES
.
30
2
MICROORGANISMS,
ACTORS
IN
THE
ENVIRONMENT
.
33
2.1
MICROORGANISMS,
ASSIGNMENT
TO
GROUPS
.
34
2.2
MICROORGANISMS,
THE
ADVANTAGE
OF
SMALL
SIZE
.
37
2.3
MICROORGANISMS,
SMALL
BUT
NUMEROUS
.
39
2.4
MICROORGANISMS,
DO
NOT
LIVE
ALONE
.
40
REFERENCES
.
51
3
RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN
MICROBIAL
ENERGY
PRODUCTION
AND
MATERIAL
CYCLES
.
53
3.1
PRINCIPLES
OF
ENERGY
PRODUCTION
.
54
3.1.1
RESPIRATORY
CHAINS
AND
ATP
SYNTHASE
.
60
3.2
MAIN
TYPES
OF
MICROBIAL
METABOLISM.
64
3.2.1
PHOTOTROPHY
.
64
3.2.2
CHEMOTROPHY
.
67
3.2.3
CARBON
SOURCE:
HETEROTROPHY
AND
AUTOTROPHY
.
69
REFERENCES
.
70
4
CARBON
CYCLE
.
71
4.1
FORMATION
OF
THE
EARTH'S
ATMOSPHERE
AND
FOSSIL
RAW
MATERIALS.
72
4.2
MATERIAL
FLOWS
IN
THE
CARBON
CYCLE
.
73
4.3
AUTOTROPHIC
CO
2
-FIXATION
.
76
4.3.1
CALVIN
CYCLE
.
79
4.3.2
REDUCTIVE
CITRATE
CYCLE
.
80
4.3.3
REDUCTIVE
ACETYL-COA
PATHWAY
(ACETOGENESIS).
82
4.3.4
CO
2
-FIXATION
CYCLE
IN
CRENARCHAEOTA
.
83
4.3.5
3-HYDROXYPROPIONATE
BI-CYCLE
.
85
4.3.6
COMPARISON
OF
THE
CO,-FIXATION
PROCESSES
.
85
XII
CONTENTS
4.4
DEGRADATION
OF
NATURAL
SUBSTANCES
.
87
4.4.1
DEGRADATION
OF
CARBOHYDRATES.
87
4.4.2
DEGRADATION
OF
PROTEINS.
95
4.4.3
DEGRADATION
OF
FATS
.
97
4.4.4
DEGRADATION
OF
PLANT
SUBSTANCES/LIGNIN
AND
OTHER
NATURAL
SUBSTANCES/HUMUS
FORMATION
.
97
4.5
METHANE
CYCLE/METHANOGENIC
FOOD
CHAIN/METHANOTROPHY
.
1
09
4.5.1
METHANE
FORMATION
.
109
4.5.2
METHANE
DEGRADATION
.
116
REFERENCES
.
124
5
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHEMICALS
.
127
5.1
CHEMICALS
IN
THE
ENVIRONMENT:
DISTRIBUTION
AND
CONCENTRATION
.
128
5.1.1
TRANSPORT
PROCESSES
.
130
5.1.2
TRANSFER
PROCESSES
BETWEEN
ENVIRONMENTAL
MEDIA
OR
COMPARTMENTS
.
131
5.1.3
TRANSFORMATION
PROCESSES
.
133
5.2
ASSESSMENT
OF
CHEMICALS:
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES
AND
CONCEPTS
.
140
5.2.1
DEGRADABILITY
TESTS
.
143
5.2.2
TOXICITY
AND
MUTAGENICITY
TESTING
WITH
MICROBIAL
SYSTEMS
.
152
5.2.3
MUTAGENICITY
TESTING
WITH
BACTERIAL
SYSTEMS
.
154
REFERENCES
.
160
6
MICROBIAL
DEGRADATION
OF
POLLUTANTS
.
161
6.1
DEGRADATION
OF
HYDROCARBONS
.
163
6.1.1
PETROLEUM:
COMPOSITION
AND
PROPERTIES
.
164
6.1.2
THE
PROCESS
OF
OILING
IN
THE
SEA
.
165
6.1.3
DEGRADATION
OF
ALKANES,
ALKENES
AND
CYCLIC
ALKANES
.
166
6.1.4
DEGRADATION
OF
MONOAROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS
.
176
6.1.5
DEGRADATION
AND
HUMIFICATION
OF
POLYNUCLEAR
HYDROCARBONS
.
195
6.1.6
DEGRADATION
OF
HETEROCYCLES
.
202
6.1.7
FORMATION
OF
BIOSURFACTANTS/ABSORPTION
OF
MINERAL
OIL
HYDROCARBONS
.
208
6.2
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLORINATED
POLLUTANTS
.
213
6.2.1
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLORINATED
AROMATICS
.
213
6.2.2
DEGRADATION
OF
HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE
.
225
6.2.3
DEGRADATION
OF
TRIAZINES
.
226
6.2.4
DEGRADATION
OF
CHLOROALIPHATIC
COMPOUNDS
.
234
6.2.5
ORGANOHALOGENS
FROM
NATURE/NATURAL
SOURCES
.
250
6.3
DEGRADATION
AND
HUMIFICATION
OF
NITROAROMATICS.
254
6.3.1
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROBLEM
CAUSED
BY
NITROAROMATICS
.
254
6.3.2
POSSIBILITY
OF
MICROBIAL
DEGRADATION
OF
NITROAROMATICS
.
254
6.3.3
ELIMINATION
OF
TRINITROTOLUENE
BY
SEQUESTRATION
ON
SOIL
.
257
6.4
DEGRADATION
OF
AROMATIC
SULFONIC
ACIDS
AND
AZO
DYES
.
259
6.4.1
AROMATIC
SULFONIC
ACIDS
.
259
6.4.2
DEGRADATION
OF
AZO
DYES
.
262
6.5
PLASTICS,
BIOPLASTICS
.
264
6.5.1
DEGRADABILITY
OF
PLASTICS
.
266
XIII
CONTENTS
6.5.2
BIOPLASTICS
.
268
6.5.3
AN
ASSESSMENT
OF
THE
ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
OF
PLASTICS
AND
BIOPLASTICS.
272
6.6
COMPLEXING
AGENTS:
AMINOPOLYCARBOXYLIC
ACIDS
.
275
6.7
ENDOCRINE
ACTIVE
COMPOUNDS.
277
6.7.1
TRIBUTYLTIN
COMPOUNDS
.
278
6.7.2
ALKYLPHENOLS
.
279
6.7.3
BISPHENOL
A
.
279
6.8
METHYL
TERT-BUTYL
ETHER
.
281
6.9
GLYPHOSATE
.
283
REFERENCES
.
285
7
THE
MICROBIAL
NITROGEN
CYCLE
.
291
7.1
NITROGEN
FIXATION
.
293
7.2
AMMONIFICATION
.
297
7.3
NITRIFICATION
.
297
7.4
ANAMMOX.
300
7.5
NITRATE
REDUCTION
.
302
7.5.1
DENITRIFICATION
.
302
7.5.2
DISSIMILATORY
NITRATE
REDUCTION
TO
AMMONIUM
.
303
REFERENCES
.
304
8
CYCLES
OF
SULFUR,
IRON
AND
MANGANESE
.
307
8.1
SULFUR
CYCLE
.
308
8.1.1
SULFATE
REDUCTION
.
308
8.1.2
REDUCTION
OF
ELEMENTAL
SULFUR
.
312
8.1.3
SULFUR
DISPROPORTIONATION
.
312
8.1.4
OXIDATION
OF
SULFIDE
AND
ELEMENTAL
SULFUR
.
312
8.1.5
ORGANIC
SULFUR
COMPOUNDS
.
313
8.2
THE
IRON
CYCLE
.
319
8.2.1
OXIDATION
OF
DIVALENT
IRON
.
320
8.2.2
REDUCTION
OF
TRIVALENT
IRON
.
325
8.3
THE
MANGANESE
CYCLE
.
327
8.3.1
OXIDATION
OF
DIVALENT
MANGANESE
.
327
8.3.2
REDUCTION
OF
TETRAVALENT
MANGANESE
(MN
4+
):
ANAEROBIC
RESPIRATION
.
327
REFERENCES
.
328
9
HEAVY
METALS
AND
OTHER
TOXIC
INORGANIC
IONS
.
331
9.1
TOXICITY
.
332
9.2
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
STANDARDS
.
333
9.3
NATURAL
AND
ANTHROPOGENIC
OCCURRENCES
.
334
9.4
RESISTANCE
OF
MICROORGANISMS
.
336
9.5
MERCURY
.
340
9.6
ARSENIC.
342
9.6.1
ARSENITE
OXIDATION
.
343
9.6.2
ARSENATE
REDUCTION
.
344
9.6.3
ARSENATE
METHYLATION
.
344
XIV
CONTENTS
9.7
SELENIUM
.
344
9.8
URANIUM.
346
REFERENCES
.
347
10
MICROORGANISMS
AT
DIFFERENT
SITES:
LIVING
CONDITIONS
AND
ADAPTATION
STRATEGIES
.
349
10.1
MICROBIAL
COMPETITION
AND
COOPERATION
.
353
10.1.1
GROWTH
RATES
AND
NUTRIENT
CONCENTRATIONS
.
354
10.1.2
ADAPTATION
.
357
10.1.3
MIXED
SUBSTRATES.
365
10.1.4
LIMIT
CONCENTRATIONS
.
366
10.1.5
MICROBIAL
COOPERATION
.
366
10.2
ATTACHMENT
TO
SURFACES
AND
BIOFILMS
.
368
10.2.1
SURFACES
.
368
10.2.2
BIOFILMS
.
368
10.3
SOIL
AS
MICROBIAL
HABITAT
.
370
10.4
AQUATIC
BIOTOPES
.
377
10.4.1
FRESHWATER
ENVIRONMENT
.
377
10.4.2
MARINE
ENVIRONMENTS
.
381
REFERENCES
.
395
11
MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES:
STRUCTURAL
AND
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSES
WITH
CLASSICAL
APPROACH
.
397
11.1
SUMMARY
METHODS
.
398
11.1.1
DETERMINATION
OF
BACTERIAL
COUNTS
AND
BIOMASSES
.
398
11.1.2
DETERMINATION
OF
ACTIVITIES
.
402
11.2
DETECTION
OF
CERTAIN
MICROORGANISMS
.
409
11.3
MICROORGANISMS,
FROM
NATURE
TO
THE
LABORATORY,
THE
ISOLATION
OF
PURE
CULTURES
.
411
11.3.1
ORGANISMS
THAT
CANNOT
BE
CULTIVATED?
.
412
11.3.2
ISOLATION
AND
PROBLEMS
.
412
11.3.3
ENRICHMENT
SYSTEM
.
413
11.3.4
ANALOGUE
ENRICHMENT:
SENSE
OR
NONSENSE?
.
414
11.3.5
INOCULUM
FOR
ENRICHMENT
CULTURE
.
414
REFERENCES
.
418
12
MICROBIAL
COMMUNITIES:
STRUCTURAL
AND
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSES
WITH
MOLECULAR
BIOLOGICAL
APPROACH
.
421
12.1
BASIC
MOLECULAR
GENETIC
METHODS
FOR
CLASSIFICATION
AND
IDENTIFICATION
OF
PURE
CULTURES
.
422
12.2
MOLECULAR
GENETIC
METHODS
FOR
COMMUNITY
CHARACTERIZATION
.
434
12.3
METAGENOMICS.
447
12.3.1
COMMUNITY
OF
AN
ACID
MINE
DRAINAGE
SYSTEM
.
447
12.3.2
COMMUNITY
OF
THE
SARGASSO
SEA
.
449
12.3.3
THE
GLOBAL
OCEAN
SAMPLING
EXPEDITION
.
451
12.3.4
SEQUENCE
DATA
AND
FUNCTIONALITY:
A
CRITICAL
VIEW
.
452
REFERENCES
.
456
XV
CONTENTS
13
DAMAGE
TO
INORGANIC
MATERIALS
DUE
TO
MICROBIAL
ACTIVITIES,
BIOCORROSION
.
461
13.1
IRON
CORROSION
.
462
13.2
CONCRETE
CORROSION
.
465
13.3
BUILDING
CORROSION/DAMAGE
TO
STONE
.
466
REFERENCE
.
466
14
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
.
467
14.1
FORMATION
AND
COMPOSITION
OF
WASTE
WATER
.
468
14.2
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
IN
MECHANICAL-BIOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
PLANTS
WITH
AEROBIC
STAGE
.
471
14.3
BIOLOGICAL
PHOSPHATE
ELIMINATION
.
477
14.4
NITROGEN
ELIMINATION
DURING
WASTE
WATER
TREATMENT
.
481
14.5
ANAEROBIC
SLUDGE
TREATMENT,
DIRECT
ANAEROBIC
WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
AND
BIOGAS
PRODUCTION.
485
14.6
TREATMENT
OF
INDUSTRIAL
WASTE
WATER
.
488
14.7
NEAR-NATURAL
WASTEWATER
TREATMENT
PROCESSES
.
489
REFERENCES
.
491
15
BIOLOGICAL
EXHAUST
AIR
TREATMENT
.
493
15.1
PROBLEMS
WITH
EXHAUST
AIR
FLOWS
.
494
15.2
MICROBIAL
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION,
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES
.
498
15.3
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
BIOFILTER
.
502
15.4
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
BIOSCRUBBERS
.
511
15.5
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
TRICKLING
FILTER
SCRUBBERS
.
512
15.6
EXHAUST
AIR
PURIFICATION
SYSTEMS:
MEMBRANE
REACTORS
.
515
15.7
SELECTION
CRITERIA
FOR
PROCEDURE
SELECTION
.
516
REFERENCES
.
517
16
BIOLOGICAL
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
523
16.1
CONTAMINATED
SITE
ISSUES
.
524
16.2
METHODS
OF
BIOLOGICAL
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
527
16.2.1
EX
SITU
PROCEDURE
.
529
16.2.2
IN
SITU
SOIL
REMEDIATION
.
535
FURTHER
READING
.
542
17
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
TREATMENT
.
543
17.1
WASTE
ISSUES
.
544
17.2
BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
TREATMENT
PROCESSES
.
546
17.2.1
THE
COMPOSTING
PROCESS
.
547
17.2.2
COMPOSTING
PROCESSES
.
548
17.2.3
ANAEROBIC
WASTE
TREATMENT
BY
DIGESTION
.
549
REFERENCES
.
550
XVI
CONTENTS
18
BIOTECHNOLOGY
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
.
551
18.1
BIOLOGICAL
PEST
CONTROL
.
552
18.1.1
BIOINSECTICIDES
.
552
18.1.2
BIOFUNGICIDES
AND
HERBICIDES
.
559
18.2
DESIGN
OF
NEW
CHEMICALS
.
560
18.2.1
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY
RELATIONSHIP/PREDICTABI
IITY
OF
DEGRADATION
.
561
18.2.2
DEGRADABLE
ALTERNATIVES
TO
CURRENT
CHEMICALS.
566
18.3
PRODUCT-INTEGRATED
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION
THROUGH
BIOTECHNOLOGY
.
568
18.3.1
PROCESS
COMPARISON:
BIOTECHNICAL
AND
CHEMICAL-TECHNICAL
PROCESSES
.
570
18.3.2
ENVIRONMENTAL
RELIEF
EFFECTS
THROUGH
PRODUCT
SUBSTITUTION
.
573
18.3.3
SUMMARY
PIUS
.
576
18.4
BIOFUELS
.
577
18.4.1
BIOETHANOL
.
579
18.4.2
BIODIESEL
.
579
18.4.3
BIOMASS-TO-LIQUID
FUEL
.
580
18.5
ELECTRICITY
FROM
MICROORGANISMS
.
580
18.5.1
HYDROGEN
PRODUCTION
IN
BIOREACTORS
FOR
CONVENTIONAL
FUEL
CELLS
.
581
18.5.2
MICROBIAL
PRODUCTION
OF
FUEL
IN
THE
ANODE
COMPARTMENT
OF
THE
FUEL
CELL
.
581
18.5.3
DIRECT
ELECTRON
TRANSPORT
FROM
THE
CELL
TO
THE
ELECTRODE
.
582
18.5.4
MEDIATORS
FOR
ELECTRON
TRANSPORT
.
582
REFERENCES
.
584
19
FOOD
FOR
THOUGHT
.
589
19.1
SUSTAINABILITY,
THE
CONCEPT
.
590
19.2
SUSTAINABILITY,
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY
A
CONTRIBUTION
.
590
19.3
ENVIRONMENT
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
MICROBIOLOGY,
REFLECTION
.
591
REFERENCES
.
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spellingShingle | Reineke, Walter 1948- Schlömann, Michael 1957- Environmental microbiology Mikrobiologie (DE-588)4316357-9 gnd Umweltwissenschaften (DE-588)4137364-9 gnd |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4316357-9 (DE-588)4137364-9 |
title | Environmental microbiology |
title_alt | Umweltmikrobiologie |
title_auth | Environmental microbiology |
title_exact_search | Environmental microbiology |
title_exact_search_txtP | Environmental microbiology |
title_full | Environmental microbiology Walter Reineke, Michael Schlömann |
title_fullStr | Environmental microbiology Walter Reineke, Michael Schlömann |
title_full_unstemmed | Environmental microbiology Walter Reineke, Michael Schlömann |
title_short | Environmental microbiology |
title_sort | environmental microbiology |
topic | Mikrobiologie (DE-588)4316357-9 gnd Umweltwissenschaften (DE-588)4137364-9 gnd |
topic_facet | Mikrobiologie Umweltwissenschaften |
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