Biofilm‐induced bioclogging produces sharp interfaces in hyporheic flow, redox conditions, and microbial community structure
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DOI: 10.1002/2017gl073651
Abstract: Riverbed sediments host important biogeochemical processes that play a key role in nutrient dynamics. Sedimentary nutrient transformations are mediated by bacteria in the form of attached biofilms. The influence of microbial metabolic activity on the… read more here.
Keywords: sharp interfaces; interfaces hyporheic; biofilm induced; induced bioclogging ... See more keywords