202
General Microbiology II

Microbial Ecology Lecture Outlines

Basic Concepts of Microbial Ecology

Ecosystem

Symbiosis


Microorganisms in Nature

Microenvironment

Surface Attachment

Nutrients

Growth Rates

Competition

Food Chain

Communication


Biogeochemical Cycles

Carbon redox cycle

Nitrogen redox cycle

Sulfur redox cycle

Iron redox cycle


Resource Utilization and Succession


Terrestrial Habitats

Soil formation and characteristics

Plant-Microbe Interactions


Aquatic Habitats

Typical organisms

Productivity in various aquatic environments

Disruption of aquatic environments

Environmental Applications

Wastewater (including sewage) treatment

Drinking Water

Impact of Metals on Microorganisms

Biodegradation


Extreme Habitats

Variables

Yellowstone National Park

Deep-sea environment

Antarctic Environments

 


Course Outline

Objectives

Lab Exercises

Micro FAQs

Lecture Outlines

Study Tips

Lab Instructors

202 Home Page

Study Guides

Evaluation

Lab Notebooks

Cool Micro Stuff

Sample Questions

Extra Credit

Lab Reports

Bugs'n'Drugs


© 1996-2008 John R. Stevenson. All Rights Reserved

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email questions and comments to:
John R. Stevenson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Microbiology
Miami University
Oxford, Ohio 45056
USA
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