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- fem1400-fig-0003
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- John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Description Estimated microbial process rates based on ammonium and nitrate fluxes in mesocosms with and without nitrification inhibitor (DCD) and in the absence (no macrofauna) and presence of macrofauna...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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- fem1400-fig-0002
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Description Changes in nitrate + nitrite (NOx‐N) concentration during incubation of mesocosms (a) without and (b) with DCD and in the absence (no macrofauna) and presence of macrofauna (Hediste diversicolor,...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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- fem1400-fig-0006
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Description Replicate (n = 3) DGGE profiles of (a) thaumarchaeal amoA genes and (b) betaproteobacterial 16S rRNA genes of ammonia oxidisers in sediment incubated for 15 days in the absence (no macrofauna) and...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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- fem1400-fig-0005
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Description Boxplots (n = 3) showing the ratio of AOB to AOA abundance, measured by quantification of amoA genes. AOB abundance was up to 10‐fold higher than AOA abundance after 15 days (shaded boxes). In each...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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- fem1400-fig-0001
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Description Changes in ammonium concentration during incubation of mesocosms (a) without and (b) with DCD and in the absence (no macrofauna) and presence of macrofauna (Hediste diversicolor, Corophium...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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- fem1400-fig-0004
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Description Boxplots (n = 3) showing changes (final abundance/starting abundance) in ammonia oxidising bacterial (AOB, unshaded boxes) and thaumarchaeal amoA gene (AOA, shaded boxes) abundance between days 0...
Article Title: Differential effects of microorganism–invertebrate interactions on benthic nitrogen cycling
Publication Title: FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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