51-58Culturable total heterotrophic bacterial populations from the sediments of the continental slope in the depth zone of 214-1000 m in western side of Bay of Bengal were enumerated. The physico-chemical parameters of overlying water and sediment were also recorded and correlated with the bacterial population. The sediment bacterial population ranged from 0.42 to 37.38 x 10⁴ CFU g⁻¹ (dry wt). The top section of the sediment (0-3 cm) had higher bacterial abundance in the range of 1.01-37.98 x 10⁴ CFU g⁻¹(dry wt) and the vertical bacterial population decreased through the middle (3-6 cm; 0.15-37.21 x 10⁴ CFU g⁻¹ (dry wt) to the bottom section (6-9 cm; 0.10-36.92 x 10⁴ CFU g⁻¹ (dry wt). The total heterotrophic bacterial population correlate...
405-411Population of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria along the different tidal zones of Sundarban Ma...
This is the first comprehensive study on planktonic heterotrophic bacterial cell size in the river C...
This paper embodies the results of bacteriological investigations carried out in the Wadge Bank regi...
130-133Occurrence of heterotrophic becteria in water and sediment samples collected from the Madras ...
The composition and variability of heterotrophic bacteria along the shelf sediments of south west co...
18-22Distribution of heterotrophic bacterial flora and various physiological groups and dehydrogenas...
The quantitative distribution and biochemical activity of heterotrophic bacteria capable of multiply...
The occurrence and seasonal distribution of aerobic heterotrophic bacteria in water and sediments a...
Temporal variations in the abundance of heterotrophic bacteria were studied from February 2005 to Ja...
The thesis entitled "Studies on the eco-physiology of heterotrophic and indicator bacteria in the ma...
113-114Water and sediment samples from the Arabian sea (Cochin area: lat. 9 degrees 58'N; long 76 de...
267-268Density (x 103.ml-1)of heterotrophic bacterial population was highest (10.9) in marine zone f...
587-597Water samples were examined for total viable count and pollution indicator bacteria (total co...
The population of heterotrophic bacteria in the water of Uragami Bay, near the Cape of Shionomisaki ...
Microorganisms play a vital role in the biogeochemical cycles of various marine environments, but st...
405-411Population of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria along the different tidal zones of Sundarban Ma...
This is the first comprehensive study on planktonic heterotrophic bacterial cell size in the river C...
This paper embodies the results of bacteriological investigations carried out in the Wadge Bank regi...
130-133Occurrence of heterotrophic becteria in water and sediment samples collected from the Madras ...
The composition and variability of heterotrophic bacteria along the shelf sediments of south west co...
18-22Distribution of heterotrophic bacterial flora and various physiological groups and dehydrogenas...
The quantitative distribution and biochemical activity of heterotrophic bacteria capable of multiply...
The occurrence and seasonal distribution of aerobic heterotrophic bacteria in water and sediments a...
Temporal variations in the abundance of heterotrophic bacteria were studied from February 2005 to Ja...
The thesis entitled "Studies on the eco-physiology of heterotrophic and indicator bacteria in the ma...
113-114Water and sediment samples from the Arabian sea (Cochin area: lat. 9 degrees 58'N; long 76 de...
267-268Density (x 103.ml-1)of heterotrophic bacterial population was highest (10.9) in marine zone f...
587-597Water samples were examined for total viable count and pollution indicator bacteria (total co...
The population of heterotrophic bacteria in the water of Uragami Bay, near the Cape of Shionomisaki ...
Microorganisms play a vital role in the biogeochemical cycles of various marine environments, but st...
405-411Population of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria along the different tidal zones of Sundarban Ma...
This is the first comprehensive study on planktonic heterotrophic bacterial cell size in the river C...
This paper embodies the results of bacteriological investigations carried out in the Wadge Bank regi...