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Diversity of 746 heterotrophic bacteria isolated from microbial mats from ten Antarctic lakes.

Systematic and applied microbiology - 1 Dec 2002

Van Trappen Stefanie, Mergaert Joris, Van Eygen Sylvie, Dawyndt Peter, Cnockaert Margo C, Swings Jean

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Microbial mats, growing in Antarctic lakes constitute unique and very diverse habitats. In these mats microorganisms are confronted with extreme life conditions. We isolated 746 bacterial strains from mats collected from ten lakes in the Dry Valleys (lakes Hoare and Fryxell), the Vestfold Hills (lakes Ace, Druzhby, Grace, Highway, Pendant, Organic and Watts) and the Larsemann Hills (lake Reid), using...

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PMID: 12583721
DOI: 10.1078/07232020260517742

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