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methanogen
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methanogen [mə′than·ə·jən]
(biology)
An organism carrying out methanogenesis, requiring completely anaerobic conditions for growth; considered by some authorities to be distinct from bacteria.
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Previous studies [11] had shown that the use of a support material favours the adherence of methanogenic bacteria and accelerates the washout of SRB.
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