Survival of a Hydrogen-Utilizing Bacterium when Introduced into Native and Foreign Environments

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Report detailing a bioremediation experiment in which laboratory grown cultures of the Acinetobacter were re-introduced to an experimental flow-through marsh environment. "The body of this report focuses on the competitive studies performed on the Acinetobacter sp., which actually was the second half of the project. The development of the molecular tools that were used is presented as a reprint in Appendix A."

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LaRock, Paul A. & Donovan, Lisa S. December 2001.

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Report detailing a bioremediation experiment in which laboratory grown cultures of the Acinetobacter were re-introduced to an experimental flow-through marsh environment. "The body of this report focuses on the competitive studies performed on the Acinetobacter sp., which actually was the second half of the project. The development of the molecular tools that were used is presented as a reprint in Appendix A."

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LaRock, Paul A. & Donovan, Lisa S. Survival of a Hydrogen-Utilizing Bacterium when Introduced into Native and Foreign Environments, report, December 2001; New Orleans, Louisiana. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc955806/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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