
doi: 10.2172/5965901
The preliminary results from the innovative subsurface microbiology research program indicate that new data on the nature of the link between the geosphere and biosphere have been generated. The diversity of scientific disciplines represented in the subsurface microbiology program reflects the complexity of the system under study. The research carried out by national laboratory and university research scientists is addressing fundamental questions about the abundance of microorganisms and factors controlling microbial activity in the complex subsurface hydrologic and geochemical environment. Long-term implications of this research for mitigating contamination are clear and researchers share the broader objective of linking the basic science with applied work.
Data Analysis, Progress Report, Mitigation, Subsurface Environments, Document Types 540210* -- Environment, Microorganisms, Geology, Contamination, Hydrology, 54 Environmental Sciences, Terrestrial-- Basic Studies-- (1990-)
Data Analysis, Progress Report, Mitigation, Subsurface Environments, Document Types 540210* -- Environment, Microorganisms, Geology, Contamination, Hydrology, 54 Environmental Sciences, Terrestrial-- Basic Studies-- (1990-)
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