Effects of dissimilatory sulfate reduction on FeIII (hydr)oxide reduction and microbial community development
Authors:
- Man Jae KwonMKMan Jae Kwon
- Maxim I. BoyanovMBMaxim I. Boyanov
- Dionysios A. AntonopoulosDADionysios A. Antonopoulos
- Jennifer M. BrulcJBJennifer M. Brulc
- Eric R. JohnstonEJEric R. Johnston
- Kelly A. SkinnerKSKelly A. Skinner
- Kenneth M. KemnerKKKenneth M. Kemner
- Edward J. O’loughlinEOEdward J. O’loughlin
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta
- Vol. 129, 177-190
Abstract
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