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sulphur bacteria::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | sulfur bacteria, thiobacteria |
| Type of | thiobacillus |
Examples of sulphur bacteria
sulphur bacteria
As the anoxic zone spread into surface waters, it supported the spread of green sulphur bacteria.
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By 2030, this is predicted to fall to 155 million tonnes per year with the help of sulphur-eating bacteria.
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Similar sulphur-processing bacteria are alive today, forming stagnant black layers beneath the surface of sandy beaches.
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This is because sulphur-eating bacteria also found in wetland regions outcompete the methane-emitting microbes for substrates.
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Experiments have shown that sulphur deposits can reduce methane production in small regions by up to 30 per cent by activating the sulphur-eating bacteria.
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The same sulphur loving bacteria that give mud in estuaries and ocean sediments their pungent, rotten-egg smell may have invaded your gut.
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Organisms with slightly different dietary preferences, known as sulphur-reducing bacteria, show promise for removing dissolved metals from liquid industrial waste.
From the economist.com
In 2007, some of the oldest evidence of life on Earth was found in 3.4 billion-year-old sandstones at Strelley Pool, which preserve fossils of sulphur-processing bacteria.
From the en.wikipedia.org
Some of these support strange creatures with baffling properties-sulphur-eating bacteria, for instance, and blind shrimps that may be highly irradiated by the vents yet can repair their DNA.
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