Biofilm formation by plant-associated bacteria ... Lorenz Hiltner, a pioneer in rhizosphere microbial ecology and soil bacteriology research. Plant Soil 312:7-14 (2008) Hawes, M.
Overall, the biofilm state provides a more stable microenvironment for bacteria and other microbial cells. This microenvironment can rapidly adapt to stressors and coordinate activities in ...
“While individual microbes are microscopic, they manifest themselves macroscopically in all sorts of ways, from biofilms to these blooms of coccolithophores.” Chimileski traveled to microbial science ...
The soil particles act like a sieve, preventing larger particles from moving downward with the water. Simultaneous, microbial biofilms present in the soil digest the organic pollutants. Infiltration ...
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Imagine a bustling metropolis within your mouth—a dynamic community of microorganisms forming biofilms on your teeth and gums ...
More information: Reshma Ramakrishnan et al, Combating biofilm-associated Klebsiella pneumoniae infections using a bovine ...
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