Inter-relationship between methane producing bacteriain in biogas production

By:

Rajinder Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U. 1993Edition: MicrobiologyDescription: 29cm. 164,23Subject(s):

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T 665.77 R14I

Summary: During anaerobic digestion of buffalo dung slurry, sixty four bacterial isolates were identified, out of which 43 were methanogenic and 21 were sulphate-reducing bacteria. The effective hydrogen and acetate utilizing isolates were Methanosarcipa and Desul

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During anaerobic digestion of buffalo dung slurry, sixty four bacterial isolates were identified, out of which 43 were methanogenic and 21 were sulphate-reducing bacteria. The effective hydrogen and acetate utilizing isolates were Methanosarcipa and Desul

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