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THE DYNAMICS OF MARINE BACTERIONEUSTON IN LABORATORY MICROCOSMS: 2. THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC MATTER ADDITION
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FEMS Microbiology Ecology A survey on bacteria inhabiting the sea surface microlayer of coastal ecosystems Agogué 54 269 2005
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The ISME Journal The sea-surface microlayer is a gelatinous biofilm Cunliffe 3 1001 2009
Limnol. Oceanogr. Methods Comparison ofsamplers for the biological characterization of the sea surface microlayer Agogué 2 213 2004
Proceedings of the 24th Workshop/Conference of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE) Microscopy of natural and experimental biofilms in the undergraduate laboratory: A simple collection kit with multiple applications. Henk 24 334 2003
Products & Protocol Guide, R&D Systems Tools for Cell Biology Research Preparation of Gelatin-coated Slides for Histological Tissue Sections IHC 1 2012
Agrosilvica Ghid pentru laboratoarele de micologie şi bacteriologie Hulea 1969
Current Issues on Multidisciplinary Microscopy Research and Education Microscopy techniques applied for monitoring the development of aquatic biofilms Morató 93 2004
Meth. Microbiol. Direct methods and biomass estimation Fry 22 41 1990
Journal. of Micro. Methods Comparison of microscope techniques for the examination of biofilms Surman 2 57 1996
Journal of Science and Arts Studies regarding the formation and temporal dynamics of bacterial biofilms on the hydrophile surfaces of glass in static and dynamic condition Moldoveanu 13 313 2010
Ovidius University Annals of Natural Sciences, Biology - Ecology Series The formation of bacterial biofilms on the hydrophile surface of glass in laboratory static conditions: the effect of temperature and salinity Moldoveanu 14 147 2010
FEMS Microbiol Lett. Dissolved organic carbon and bacterial populations in the gelatinous surface microlayer of a Norwegian fjord mesocosm Cunliffe 29 248 2009
Polish jurnal of ecology Neustonic versus plantonik bacteria in eutrophic lake Kalwasinska 53 571 2005
Polish Jurnal of Ecology Day – to – night activity of bacteria in the surface microlayer eutrophic lake Walczak 56 379 2008
App. and Environ. Microbiology Method for Collecting Air-Water Interface Microbes Suitable for Subsequent Microscopy and Molecular Analysis in Research and Teaching Laboratories Henk 70 2486 2004
FEMS Microbiology Ecology A survey on bacteria inhabiting the sea surface microlayer of coastal ecosystems Agogué 54 269 2005
J. of Plantonik Reaserch Influence of organic matter quality in the cleavage of polymers by marine bacterial communities Azua 25 1451 2003
Appl. Environ. Microbiol. The effect of interfaces on small starved marine bacteria Kjelleberg 43 1166 1982
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Study of bioadhesion on a flat plate with a yeast/glass model system Mercier-Bonin 271 342 2004
Marine Chemistry A. Organic matter characterization in the sea surface microlayers in the subarctic Norwegian fjords region Gašparović 105 1 2007
The ISME Journal The sea-surface microlayer is a gelatinous biofilm Cunliffe 3 1001 2009
Limnol. Oceanogr. Methods Comparison ofsamplers for the biological characterization of the sea surface microlayer Agogué 2 213 2004
Proceedings of the 24th Workshop/Conference of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE) Microscopy of natural and experimental biofilms in the undergraduate laboratory: A simple collection kit with multiple applications. Henk 24 334 2003
Products & Protocol Guide, R&D Systems Tools for Cell Biology Research Preparation of Gelatin-coated Slides for Histological Tissue Sections IHC 1 2012
Agrosilvica Ghid pentru laboratoarele de micologie şi bacteriologie Hulea 1969
Current Issues on Multidisciplinary Microscopy Research and Education Microscopy techniques applied for monitoring the development of aquatic biofilms Morató 93 2004
Meth. Microbiol. Direct methods and biomass estimation Fry 22 41 1990
Journal. of Micro. Methods Comparison of microscope techniques for the examination of biofilms Surman 2 57 1996
Journal of Science and Arts Studies regarding the formation and temporal dynamics of bacterial biofilms on the hydrophile surfaces of glass in static and dynamic condition Moldoveanu 13 313 2010
Ovidius University Annals of Natural Sciences, Biology - Ecology Series The formation of bacterial biofilms on the hydrophile surface of glass in laboratory static conditions: the effect of temperature and salinity Moldoveanu 14 147 2010
FEMS Microbiol Lett. Dissolved organic carbon and bacterial populations in the gelatinous surface microlayer of a Norwegian fjord mesocosm Cunliffe 29 248 2009
Polish jurnal of ecology Neustonic versus plantonik bacteria in eutrophic lake Kalwasinska 53 571 2005
Polish Jurnal of Ecology Day – to – night activity of bacteria in the surface microlayer eutrophic lake Walczak 56 379 2008
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