MICROBIOLOGY-MASTERING MICRO.-ACCESS
MICROBIOLOGY-MASTERING MICRO.-ACCESS
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Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, is constantly produced by methanogenic bacteria in the benthic zone. Such benthic zones are located at the lowest level of oceans or lakes and have less concentration of oxygen. Methane-producing bacteria, a part of anaerobic benthic population, also play a crucial role in sewage treatment.    

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