- budget, by
reducing the
amount of
methane emitted to the atmosphere.
Methanotrophy is a
special case of methylotrophy,
using single-carbon
compounds that...
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Dunfield PF (February 2014). "The (d)evolution of
methanotrophy in the Beijerinckiaceae--a
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obtains its
carbon and
energy from methane, a
metabolic process called methanotrophy. It is
found in lakes, ponds,
freshwater sediment and
marshy ground...
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methanotrophy in soil: a review". Pedosphere. 24 (3): 291–307. Bibcode:2014Pedos....
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obtain their carbon and
energy from methane, a
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Academic Press. pp. 50–. ISBN 978-0-12-386905-0. Singh, Om V. Extremophiles:...
- rock-hosted deep
biosphere point to long-term
occurrence of methanogenesis,
methanotrophy and
sulfate reduction.
Morphological and
spatiotemporal relations point...
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metabolisms used by
subglacial lake
microbes include methanogenesis,
methanotrophy, and chemolithoheterotrophy, in
which bacteria consume organic matter...
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sequences of the pmo gene in the
environment can be used as a
proxy for
methanotrophy. A more
generalizable tool is the 16S
ribosomal RNA gene,
which is found...
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found at cold
seeps worldwide it is
possible that the role of
aerobic methanotrophy may have been
underestimated in
seafloor methane chemosynthetic ecosystems...
