10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NITROUS BACTERIA»
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1
The Chambers Dictionary
... nitrous acid IINO;. nitrous anhydride N.-O,: nitrous bacteria one of the
nitrobacteria (qv under nttro-): nitrous oxide laughing gas. N4.) [Fr. from L nilruni.
from Or nitron sodium carbonate: prob of Eastern origin; cf Egyptian inr(j), Heb
nether.
TABLE 1 The Main Physiological Groups of Aerobic, Chemolithoautotrophic
Bacteria Functional group Hydrogen-oxidizing (knallgas) bacteria Sulfo-oxidizing
bacteria Nitrifying bacteria Nitrous bacteria Nitric bacteria Iron-oxidizing bacteria
...
Jakob K. Kristjansson, 1991
3
Biodiversity in Land-inland Water Ecotones
In fact, two functional groups are needed to perform the global oxidation of
ammonia to nitrate: the nitrous bacteria, which oxidize ammonia to nitrite (the
prefix Nitroso- is used for the generic names) and the nitric bacteria, which
oxidize nitrite ...
J. B. Lachavanne, Raphaëlle Juge, 1997
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Langenscheidt Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and ...
Nitrilsiliconkautschuk Nitrilsiliconkautschuk m nitrilesilicone rubber, NSR, cyano
silicone rubber Nitrilsynthese / nitrile synthesis Nitrit n nitrite Nitritbakterien npl,
Nitritbildner mpl nitrite-forming bacteria, nitrosobacteria, nitrous bacteria,
ammonia ...
Technische Universität Dresden, 1997
5
Rangelands: A Resource Under Siege : Proceedings of the ...
... a removal of the superficial soil layer. As vegetation regrows, the erosion
diminishes to 584 F ire m Arid and Semi-arid Regions. Months after tire Total
microllora x t0V Fungi bacteria x t03g-t Proteolotic bacteria ' t03g'' Nitrous
bacteria Nitric ...
P. J. Joss, P. W. Lynch, O. B. Williams, 1986
6
The Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Victoria
In this respect, however, the nitrous bacteria differ somewhat from the nitric, for
whereas the former can grow in the presence of traces of organic matter, the
latter are quickly arrested in their development. The nitrous bacteria ...
Victoria. Dept. of Agriculture, 1905
7
The Journal of the Department of Agriculture of Victoria
In this respect, however, the nitrous bacteria differ somewhat from the nitric, for
whereas the former can grow in the presence of traces of organic matter, the
latter are quickly arrested in their development. The nitrous bacteria, moreover,
can ...
Four stable foims of nitric and 3 of nitrous bacteria were isolated. One of the nitric
forms was capable of resisting the action of steam at 100° for 2 minutes, and one
of the nitrous bacteria lived for 1 minute in steam at the same temperature.
9
Experiment Station Record
Four stable forms of nitric and 3 of nitrous bacteria were isolated. One of the nitric
forms was capable of resisting the action of steam at 100° for 2 minutes, and one
of the nitrous bacteria lived for 1 minute in steam at the same temperature.
10
Experiment Station Record
Four stable forms of nitric and 3 of nitrous bacteria were isolated. One of the nitric
forms was capable of resisting the action of steam at 100° for 2 minutes, and one
of the nitrous bacteria lived for 1 minute in steam at the same temperature.
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, United States. Agricultural Research Service, 1901
