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Groups of Microaerophilic and Facultative Aerobic/Anaerobic Prokaryotes

Volodymyr Ivanov

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These bacteria can produce energy by aerobic respiration and either anaerobic respiration (usually by denitrication) or fermentation. Most of these bacteria are active destructors of organic substances and are used in engineering systems, where conditions frequently change between aerobic and anaerobic.

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These bacteria can produce energy by aerobic respiration and either anaerobic respiration (usually by denitrication) or fermentation. Most of these bacteria are active destructors of organic substances and are used in engineering systems, where conditions frequently change between aerobic and anaerobic.

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These bacteria can produce energy by aerobic respiration and either anaerobic respiration (usually by denitrication) or fermentation. Most of these bacteria are active destructors of organic substances and are used in engineering systems, where conditions frequently change between aerobic and anaerobic.

Key concepts: Facultative, Microaerophile, Anaerobic exercise, Biology, Microbiology, Ecology, Bacteria, Physiology

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