Ecological dynamics of anoxygenic microorganisms in stably redox-stratified waters: Intra and inter-seasonal variability of Lake Cadagno
Nicola Storelli,
Oscar Sepuveda Steiner,
Francesco Di Nezio
et al.
Abstract:Lake Cadagno (Switzerland) differs from common alpine lakes, as it consists of two stratified layers of water that never vertically mix. This particular environment is a niche for the development of ancient anoxygenic microorganisms similar to those that populated the primordial oceans – which accumulate in the lower part of the chemocline. Yet, linkages between the temporal variation of abiotic factors, controlling stratification, with anoxygenic phototrophic sulfur bacteria community of the bacterial layer (… Show more
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