- A
piezophile (from Gr**** "piezo-" for
pressure and "-phile" for loving) is an
organism with
optimal growth under high
hydrostatic pressure, i.e., an organism...
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alkaline pH of
about 8.5–11.
Acidophiles can
thrive in a pH of 2.0 or less.
Piezophiles thrive at very high pressures: up to 1,000–2,000 atm, down to 0 atm as...
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Maudammina Cerelpemma?
Holopsamma Abyssalia Moanammina Coenocyte Extremophile Piezophile Tendal, O.S. (1972) A
MONOGRAPH OF THE
XENOPHYOPHORIA (Rhizopodea, Protozoa)...
- pH of less than 3,
including the
genera Sulfolobus and Picrophilus.
Piezophiles, (also
known as barophiles),
prefer high
pressure up to 130 MPa, such...
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organism capable of
growth and
reproduction in cold temperatures) and a
piezophile (an
organism which thrives at high pressures). Colony, morphological,...
- 2014). "Transcriptomics
Reveal Several Gene
Expression Patterns in the
Piezophile Desulfovibrio hydrothermalis in
Response to
Hydrostatic Pressure". PLOS...
- with
optimal growth in
environments with a high
sugar concentration.
Piezophile An
organism with
optimal growth in
hydrostatic pressures above 10 MPa...
- into the
ocean floor are
known as infauna. Extremophiles,
including piezophiles,
which thrive in high pressures, may also live there. An
example of benthos...
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about 10,000
times the
standard atmospheric pressure.
There are also
piezophiles for
which optimal growth occurs at
pressures over 100 MPa, and some do...
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conditions such as
extreme radiation, temperature,
salinity or pressure.
Piezophile microorganisms have
their optimal growth condition at a
pressure equal...
