anaerobic conditions

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Interactions with other factors operating in the field (particularly moisture content and anaerobic conditions) should also be ascertained.
It is regulated by oxygen tension and nitrite concentration in the growth medium, being optimally active under anaerobic conditions.
In the laboratory, seeds germinated more rapidly and to a higher final percentage under anaerobic conditions compared to aerobic conditions.
Samples were cultured under aerobic, anaerobic, methane aerobic and methane anaerobic conditions.
This requires avoidance of anaerobic conditions, and the enclosing and ventilating of areas where raw sewage and primary solids are present.
It was established that in the presence of oxygen the intensity of carbon dioxide emission is much lower than that in anaerobic conditions.
However, at higher temperatures seeds germinated better under aerobic conditions, whereas at lower temperatures, anaerobic conditions promoted germination.
The bacterium fermented sugars, di- and polysaccharides, under strongly anaerobic conditions.
When seeds were incubated under anaerobic conditions, the rate of germination was not only highly dependent on temperature but also inversely related to temperature.
This vessel allowed for anaerobic conditions to be maintained via the continuous sparging of the culture fluid with oxygen-free nitrogen (approximately 15 ml/min).
It would appear from the results of the persistence study that anaerobic conditions developed within cattle faecal pats incubated at a high humidity.
The initial atmosphere was argon only, corresponding to anaerobic conditions.
A 200 liter tank was filled with water, and the mixture was left to ferment under anaerobic conditions.
Adult trematodes could tolerate anaerobic conditions for a day or more, but cercariae for no more than a few hours.
These authors questioned the reliability of previous laboratory studies which have been interpreted in an ecological context but did not consider the importance of anaerobic conditions.
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