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• Flooded Soils
  [[Image:flooded soil.png|thumb|400px|schematic presentation of flooded soil from[[Y.Chen and Y Avnimelech]]]] ...pores, and generally result in anoxic conditions of the soil environment. Flooded soil environments may include such [[Wikipedia:ecosystem|ecosystem]]
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• Flooded Soil
  #REDIRECT [[Flooded Soils]]
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• Flooded soils
  #REDIRECT [[Central Metabolism (Flooded soils)]]
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• Flooded Soil Environment
  ...water levels in three environments: unsaturated soil, saturated soil, and flooded soil. [http://www.floodsite.net/juniorfloodsite/html/en/student/thingstokno [[Image:Peatland.jpg|thumb|500px|right|A peatland, a type of flooded environment with a layer of organic matter, in Australia. Peatlands produce
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• Central Metabolism (Flooded soils)
  ...water levels in three environments: unsaturated soil, saturated soil, and flooded soil. [http://www.floodsite.net/juniorfloodsite/html/en/student/thingstokno [[Image:Peatland.jpg|thumb|500px|right|A peatland, a type of flooded environment with a layer of organic matter, in Australia. Peatlands produce
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• Flooded Soil
  #REDIRECT [[Flooded Soils]]
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• Flooded soils
  #REDIRECT [[Central Metabolism (Flooded soils)]]
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• Várzea Ecosystem and its Microbiota
  ...ut the year. Igapó forests are different from várzea forests, as these get flooded instead by black-water rivers, resulting in different nutrients and effects ...y low taxonomic diversity. This low diversity is due to the long degree of flooded periods in the forests resulting in only species surviving that have the ab
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• Flooded Soils
  [[Image:flooded soil.png|thumb|400px|schematic presentation of flooded soil from[[Y.Chen and Y Avnimelech]]]] ...pores, and generally result in anoxic conditions of the soil environment. Flooded soil environments may include such [[Wikipedia:ecosystem|ecosystem]]
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• Central Metabolism (Flooded soils)
  ...water levels in three environments: unsaturated soil, saturated soil, and flooded soil. [http://www.floodsite.net/juniorfloodsite/html/en/student/thingstokno [[Image:Peatland.jpg|thumb|500px|right|A peatland, a type of flooded environment with a layer of organic matter, in Australia. Peatlands produce
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• Flooded Soil Environment
  ...water levels in three environments: unsaturated soil, saturated soil, and flooded soil. [http://www.floodsite.net/juniorfloodsite/html/en/student/thingstokno [[Image:Peatland.jpg|thumb|500px|right|A peatland, a type of flooded environment with a layer of organic matter, in Australia. Peatlands produce
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• Pseudomonas granadensis
  ...location was mostly Bergstrom soils and urban land. 0-2% slopes and rarely flooded.
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• Geoalkalibacter subterraneus
  ...ubterraneus'' are endemic to rivers, and Redwash oilfield was specifically flooded with river water.
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• Anchialine pools and cenotes
  ...du/content/29/6/748.full.pdf+html "''Autonomous Exploration and Mapping of Flooded Sinkholes''"]==== NASA conducted an experiment in which flooded cenotes were mapped using the DEPTHX (Deep Phreatic Thermal Explorer) auton
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• Nostoc muscorum
  ...which are dry and erode easily, and in rice paddies, which are constantly flooded (Dodds and Gudder, 1995; Cameron, 1960; Rogers and Burns, 1994). A greater ...reshwater influx, this microbe forms gas vesicles that aid in dispersal in flooded soils. Plants in these environments are then able to obtain sufficient amou
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• Thalassolituus oleivorans
  ...it will consume the oil that humans cannot clean up over time. Microcosms flooded with crude oil are filled with the alkane degrader, ''T. oleivorans'', whil
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• Soil Environment
  ...tes may contain anaerobic zones in which oxygen flow is very limited. In a flooded soil environment oxygen content will be very limited because oxygen diffuse Anaerobic environments such as wetland soils and flooded soils are usually limited by electron acceptors and have an abundant supply
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• Stachybotrys chartarum
  ...atively affected when moisture decreases to an aw of 0.95. Thus, even when flooded homes are dried out, there is still a risk of spore contamination [[#Refere
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• Anabaena azollae
  ...g season or grown as a dual crop along with rice, in the standing water of flooded fields. The nitrogen fixed by the cyanobacteria is either released upon dec
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• Pseudomonas putida alesha & gwen
  ...n consists of Oakalla silty clay loam, with 0-2% slopes, and is frequently flooded.
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• Sporomusa silvacetica
  ...f ''Sporomusa'' spp. and ''Desulfovibrio'' spp. in the Anoxic Bulk Soil of Flooded Rice Microcosms. ''Applied and Environmental Microbiology''. 65(8): 3526-35
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• Wetlands
  ...a wetland. In general, more saturated environments (aquatic wetlands and flooded riparian wetlands) experience higher rates of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...soils is the hydrology of the ecosystem. Communities that are constantly flooded (ie aquatic and some riparian wetlands) have constantly saturated hydric so
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• Azorhizobium caulinodans
  ...eases the nitrogen fixation rate and allows for better survival under both flooded and dry conditions (13). This can be viewed as a contribution to the enviro ...indicate the presence of A. caulinodans (13), whereas Sesbania legumes in flooded areas of Brazil would show association with A. doebereinerae (18). The rece
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• Rhizosphere Interactions
  ...und that alternating wetting and drying cycles rather than having constant flooded or dry conditions was best for reducing levels of arsenic. This is due to
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• Meromictic lakes
  ...reducing carbon dioxide to methane. Redox gradients may also be seen in [[flooded soils]].
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• Deep subsurface microbes
  ...d, up to 2.8km (1.7mi)[[#References |[1]]]. The organisms live within the flooded pore space within the rocks and live by reducing inorganic compounds found
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• Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis - The Link Between Climate Change and Amphibians
  ...pathogen attaches to epidermal cells in the stratum corneum, the cells are flooded with macrophages, lymphocytes, and neutrophils which attempt to reduce swel
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• Leptospirosis: A Worldwide Zoonotic Disease
  ...henomenon is likely due to the increased exposure to contaminated water in flooded regions.
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• Yellowstone Acid Pools
  ...es are formed when abandoned mines, metal and coalmines in particular, are flooded with water creating a pool that becomes rich with minerals and metals. Upo
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• Plasmodium falciparum in Cambodia
  ...o thrive because a large portion of it is comprised of humid highlands and flooded fields since moist climates facilitate mosquito survival and breeding. The
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• Soil Health
  ...sequently nitrified by bacteria and archaea, determination of PMN requires flooded anaerobic conditions in order to inhibit the aerobic process of nitrificati
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• Geomicrobiology
  ...lfur to iron, producing pyrite <ref name=Colombo />. Furthermore, in these flooded conditions, iron is also used as an energy source; anaerobic iron-reducing
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