Viable phototrophic sulfur bacteria from the Black-Sea bottom
Phototrophic sulfur bacteria were isolated from Black-Sea mud at depths of 660 and 2,240 m. The species obtained in pure cultures were identified as Chroraatium warmingii and Thiocapsa roseopersicina. In addition, Chloroblum phaeovibrioides occurred in enrichment cultures. The findings prove that Ch...
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1978
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