
Methanosarcina, a microorganism capable of producing methane from methanol, acetate, methylamine, and a mixture of carbon dioxide with hydrogen, was studied during growth in enrichment, binary and pure cultures in order to find differences in morphology caused by various conditions of growth. Methanosarcina forms stable morphotypes which correspond to species of this organism described in literature.
Methylamines, Bacteria, Methanol, Anaerobiosis, Acetates, Methane, Culture Media
Methylamines, Bacteria, Methanol, Anaerobiosis, Acetates, Methane, Culture Media
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