Phosphate inhibits acetotrophic methanogenesis on rice roots

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Results show that methanogenesis is inhibited by phosphate and specifically the acetotrophic methanogens on rice roots.

author: Conrad, Ralf, Klose, Melanie, Claus, Peter
United States, Germany, Statistical Data Included, Physiological aspects, Phosphates, Roots (Botany)

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Effect of temperature on carbon and electron flow and on the archaeal community in methanogenic rice field soil

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Increasing temperatures in rice field soil not only increase methane production but also change carbon and electron flow in the system. The composition of the archaeal community also changes, with high-acetate-requiring Methanosarcinaceae decreasing and Methanosaetaceae increasing.

author: Conrad, Ralf, Fey, Axel
Microbial metabolism, Temperature

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Carbon isotope fractionation during acetoclastic methanogenesis by Methanosaeta concilii in culture and a lake sediment

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Isotope fractionation was determined by acetoclastic Methanosaeta spp. in lake sediment, in which members of Methanosaetaceae were detected and Methanosaeta concilii were grown under set conditions to increase knowledge of isotope fractionation by Methanosaeta spp. The results show that two functionally equivalent groups of acetoclastic methanogens, whose biochemical pathways differ, reveal different isotope fractionation and consequently affect isotope modeling.

author: Conrad, Ralf, Claus, Peter, Penning, Holger, Casper, Peter
Science & research, Environmental aspects, Carbon, Lake sediments

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subjects list: Research, Methanobacteriaceae, Methanogens
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