Methanogens are the major contributors of greenhouse gas methane and play significant
roles in the degradation and transformation of organic matter. These organisms are …

Rivers are considered as an important source of methane (CH 4) to the atmosphere, but our
understanding for the methanogenic pathway in rivers and its linkage with CH 4 emission is …

Urbanised environments have been identified as hotspots of anthropogenic methane
emissions. Especially urban aquatic ecosystems are increasingly recognised as important …

ABSTRACT In the northwestern Black Sea, methane oxidation rates reveal that above
shallow and deep gas seeps methane is removed from the water column as efficiently as it is …

Methylotrophic methanogenesis is often proposed to be responsible for methane production
in sulfate‐rich environments, yet the magnitude of this process remains elusive. In this study …

Purpose Methanotrophs in wetlands are of great importance because up to 90% of the
methane (CH 4) produced in such wetlands could be oxidized by methanotrophs before …

Purpose Methane, produced and emitted when organic carbon accumulates in reservoir
sediments, can be oxidised microbially before being released into the overlying water by a …

Methane is a critical greenhouse gas with significant impacts on environmental and global
change. However, CH4 cycling processes and coupling mechanisms with the …

Methane (CH4) is a key greenhouse gas. Coastal areas account for a major proportion of
marine CH4 emissions. Eutrophication and associated bottom water hypoxia enhance CH4 …

Although coastal marshes are net carbon sinks, they are net methane sources. Aerobic
methanotrophs in coastal marsh soils are important methane consumers, but their activity …