Abstract:What is Foaming?
Which Microbes Cause Foaming?
Use of Molecular Probes in Foam
Monitoring Foam
Hydrophobicity and Foam
Foam Control
Foaming in Anaerobic Digesters
“…Foaming in activated sludge plants is a microbiological problem of international importance and in recent years the number of presumed causative organisms has broadened as more isolates have been grown from such foams and culture independent molecular analyses of foaming communities have been carried out [1]. Foams probably represent much harsher environments than activated sludge mixed liquors, with more limited nutrient availability.…”
The in situ physiology of filamentous bacteria with acute angle branching, or Pine tree like organisms (PTLO), from activated sludge foams was investigated with a focus on its re-
“…Foaming in activated sludge plants is a microbiological problem of international importance and in recent years the number of presumed causative organisms has broadened as more isolates have been grown from such foams and culture independent molecular analyses of foaming communities have been carried out [1]. Foams probably represent much harsher environments than activated sludge mixed liquors, with more limited nutrient availability.…”
The in situ physiology of filamentous bacteria with acute angle branching, or Pine tree like organisms (PTLO), from activated sludge foams was investigated with a focus on its re-
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