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Distribution of Phosphatase-Producing Bacteria in Lake Shinseiko and Their Physiological Properties
震生湖のホスファターゼ産生菌の分布と単離菌の生理的性状
1992
Japanese Journal of Limnology (Rikusuigaku Zasshi)
震生湖のホスファターゼ産生菌の分布と単離菌の生理的性状
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The distribution of phosphatase-producing bacteria in Lake Shinseiko and their physiological properties were studied. The activities of alkaline phosphatase were 20-80 nmol•1•¬-1¥min-1 for unfiltrated lake water and 10-25 nmol•1•¬-1min-1 for the filtrates. The number of phosphatase-producing bacteria was calculated to be 100-10000 cfu¥ml-1. The bacteria were mostly found in the epilimnion during the stratification period and uniformly distributed vertically in the water column during the circulation period.
doi:10.3739/rikusui.53.223
fatcat:2cbvlnhhcbc75mjhmqe3gobdny