Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum
G. Zellner, H. Diekmann, U. Austermann-Haun, C.F. Seyfried, in: Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion, 1994, pp. 107–110.
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Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion
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107 - 110
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International symposium on anaerobic digestion
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Cape Town, South Africa
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1994-01-23 – 1994-01-27
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Zellner G, Diekmann H, Austermann-Haun U, Seyfried CF. Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum. In: Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion. ; 1994:107-110.
Zellner, G., Diekmann, H., Austermann-Haun, U., & Seyfried, C. F. (1994). Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum. In Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion (pp. 107–110). Cape Town, South Africa.
Zellner G et al. (1994) Scanning Electron Microscopy of Biofilm Development in Anaerobic Fixed-Fed Reactors: The Influence of Operational Conditions and Type of Inoculum. Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion. pp. 107–110.
Zellner, G., H. Diekmann, Ute Austermann-Haun, and C. F. Seyfried. “Scanning Electron Microscopy of Biofilm Development in Anaerobic Fixed-Fed Reactors: The Influence of Operational Conditions and Type of Inoculum.” In Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion, 107–10, 1994.
Zellner, G., H. Diekmann, Ute Austermann-Haun und C. F. Seyfried. 1994. Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum. In: Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion, 107–110.
Zellner, G. ; Diekmann, H. ; Austermann-Haun, Ute ; Seyfried, C. F.: Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum. In: Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion, 1994, S. 107–110
G. Zellner, H. Diekmann, U. Austermann-Haun, C.F. Seyfried, Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum, in: Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion, 1994: pp. 107–110.
G. Zellner, H. Diekmann, U. Austermann-Haun, and C. F. Seyfried, “Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum,” in Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion, Cape Town, South Africa, 1994, pp. 107–110.
Zellner, G., et al. “Scanning Electron Microscopy of Biofilm Development in Anaerobic Fixed-Fed Reactors: The Influence of Operational Conditions and Type of Inoculum.” Poster Paper Preprints of the Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion, 1994, pp. 107–10.
Zellner, G. et. al. (1994): Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum, in: Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion, S. 107–110.
Zellner G, Diekmann H, Austermann-Haun U, Seyfried CF. Scanning electron microscopy of biofilm development in anaerobic fixed-fed reactors: the influence of operational conditions and type of inoculum. In: Poster paper preprints of the seventh international symposium on anaerobic digestion. 1994. p. 107–10.
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