Microbial responses to increased salinity in oiled upper tidal shorelines

Keyphrases

• Oil Concentration 100%
• Hypersaline Conditions 100%
• Microbial Response 100%
• Seawater 66%
• Biodegradation 66%
• Crude Oil 66%
• Pore Water Salinity 66%
• High Salinity 66%
• Nutrient Limitation 66%
• Fertilizer 33%
• Non-destructive 33%
• Degradation Pathway 33%
• Alkanes 33%
• Sandy Beaches 33%
• Plume 33%
• Dispersed Oil 33%
• Upper Part 33%
• Intertidal Zone 33%
• High Oil 33%
• Low Moisture 33%
• Inundation 33%
• Aromatic Hydrocarbons 33%
• Supratidal Zone 33%
• Microbial Degradation 33%
• 16S rRNA Gene 33%
• Genome Sequence Analysis 33%
• Relative Diversity Index 33%
• Hydrocarbon Degraders 33%
• Hydrocarbon Degradation 33%
• Beach Sand 33%
• Relative Abundance 33%
• Response Tools 33%
• Oil Chemistry 33%
• Hydrocarbonoclastic 33%
• Seashore 33%
• Amplicon Sequencing Analysis 33%
• Marinobacter 33%
• Aromatic Hydrocarbon Degradation 33%
• Halophilic 33%
• Aromatic Fraction 33%
• Hydrocarbon-degrading Microorganisms 33%
• Gene Amplicon Sequencing 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Biodegradation 100%
• Water Salinity 66%
• Petroleum 66%
• Microorganism 33%
• Moisture 33%
• Amplicon 33%
• Marinobacter 33%
• Metagenomics 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Salinity 100%
• Porewater 50%
• Water Salinity 50%
• Heavy Oil 50%
• Aromatic Hydrocarbon 50%
• Alkane 25%
• Micro-Organism 25%