… , we show that microbial iron reduction is generally … iron reduction at combined extremes.
Our data allow for a review of our current understanding of the limits to microbial iron reduction …

… Fe(II) can function as an electron source for iron-oxidizing microorganisms under both oxic
… under anoxic conditions for iron-reducing microorganisms. Given that iron is the fourth most …

… For example, it was often stated that the development of a low redox potential as the result
of microbial consumption of oxygen and production of reduced metabolites could result in an …

… coupled to nitrate reduction, sulphate reduction and methane production has … microbial
activity is necessary for the oxidation of model aromatic compounds coupled to Fe(III) reduction…

… aspects of microbial metal reduction by focusing on a single group of Mn(IV)- and Fe(III)-reducing
organisms … and ferric iron reduction in a Pseudomonas sp. isolated from crude oil. Can. …

… microbial reduction rates of bulk, macroaggregate iron minerals. However, a significant fraction
of iron … We therefore studied the role of colloidal iron oxides in microbial iron reduction. In …

… materials from iron-hydroxysulfate minerals than sulfate reduction. Although the focus of this
paper is on the reduction of structural Fe +3 in jarosite, microbial metal reduction might also …

… Bacterial reduction of ferric iron in a stratified eutrophic lake. J… Microbial reduction mechanism
of ferric iron in paddy soils, I. … Availability of ferric iron for microbial reduction in bottom …

… Fe oxides in the sediments requires reoxidation of ferrous iron by physical reworking through
bioturbation, waves, or currents. Thus, microbial Fe reduction is controlled by a hierarchy of …

… support microbial growth (4). Although the delineation of microbial and chemical reduction …
sufficient evidence exists which suggests that microbial Fe reduction occurs in nature and that …