Hypersaline Pore Water in Gulf of Mexico Beaches Prevented Efficient Biodegradation of Deepwater Horizon Beached Oil

Keyphrases

• Pore Water 100%
• Deepwater Horizon 100%
• Gulf of Mexico 100%
• Hypersaline 100%
• Efficient Biodegradation 100%
• Hypersaline Sediment 66%
• Sediment Environment 66%
• Florida 33%
• Atmosphere-ocean 33%
• Capillarity 33%
• Endogenous Mechanisms 33%
• Primary Control 33%
• Biodegradation 33%
• Aerobic 33%
• Infiltration 33%
• Blowout 33%
• Spilled Oil 33%
• Microbial Population 33%
• Crude Oil 33%
• Louisiana 33%
• Beach Sediments 33%
• Redox Conditions 33%
• Oil Biodegradation 33%
• Nutrient Concentration 33%
• Oil Contamination 33%
• Moisture Content 33%
• Aeration 33%
• Population Concentration 33%
• Groundwater Interaction 33%
• Moisture Condition 33%
• Hydrocarbon Degradation 33%
• Oil Sediments 33%
• US States 33%
• Oil Chemistry 33%
• Hypersaline Environments 33%
• Nearshore Sediment 33%
• Oil Decomposition 33%
• MC252 Oil 33%
• Gulf Coast 33%
• Groundwater Depth 33%
• DO Concentration 33%
• Inhibited Oil 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Porewater 100%
• Gulf of Mexico 100%
• United States of America 50%
• Planetary Atmosphere 50%
• Alabama 50%
• Florida 50%
• Near-Surface Geology 50%
• Fieldwork 50%
• Limiting Factor 50%
• Capillarity 50%
• Redox Condition 50%
• Heavy Oil 50%
• Louisiana 50%
• Hypersaline Environment 50%
• Aeration 50%