Hydrogen oxidizing bacteria (HOB), a type of chemoautotroph, are a group of bacteria from
different genera that share the ability to oxidize H 2 and fix CO 2 to provide energy and …

While numerous reports exist on the axenic culturing of different hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria
(HOB), knowledge about the enrichment of microbial communities growing on hydrogen …

Hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria (HOB) can utilize hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide as
electron donor, electron acceptor, and carbon source, respectively. These bacteria can …

Humus constitutes a very abundant class of organic compounds that are chemically
heterogeneous and widely distributed in terrestrial and aquatic environments. Evidence …

Hydrogen (H2) metabolism has attracted considerable interest because the activities of H2-
producing and consuming microbes shape the global H2 cycle and may have vital …

Aerobic hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria (HOB) is a group of active, abundant, and diverse
microorganisms with representatives in nearly all phyla, distributed in soil exposed to …

Dark fermentative hydrogen production from organic wastes can achieve dual benefits of
clean energy generation and waste utilization, which offers the best prospects for a …

Hydrogen is an important industrial material and ideal secondary energy. It is widely used in
petrochemical, electronics, metallurgy, food processing, fine organic synthesis, and clean …

Biological production of hydrogen is poised to become a significant player in the future
energy mix. This review highlights recent advances and bottlenecks in various approaches …

Human society is facing serious challenges as far as energy and the environment is
concerned. In this respect, hydrogen is gaining popularity as a renewable fuel and as a zero …