Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS microbiology …, 2016 - academic.oup.com
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …
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Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active
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Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance …

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS Microbiology …, 2016 - europepmc.org
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS Microbiology …, 2016 - search.proquest.com
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS …, 2016 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

[引用][C] Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake …

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS Microbiology …, 2016 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active
Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance - NASA/ADS Now …

Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS Microbiology …, 2016 - hero.epa.gov
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy… - FEMS Microbiology …, 2016 - epic.awi.de
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake Constance

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy, JS Deutzmann… - 2016 - kops.uni-konstanz.de
Methane emissions from freshwater environments contribute substantially to global warming
but are under strong control of aerobic methane-oxidizing bacteria. Recently discovered …

[引用][C] Methane release from sediment seeps to the atmosphere is counteracted by highly active Methylococcaceae in the water column of deep oligotrophic Lake …

M Bornemann, I Bussmann, L Tichy, J Deutzmann… - 2016