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What are the microorganisms involved in the denitrification process?

2016-05-06View Original

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What are the microorganisms involved in the denitrification process?
Reply #22016-05-06
Denitrifying bacteria exist in the form of biofilms; there are no ideal indicator organisms, and they are generally difficult to distinguish using a microscope.
Reply #32016-05-06
They are a type of chemoheterotrophic facultative anaerobic microorganisms
Reply #42016-05-06
It refers to the biochemical process by which bacteria reduce the nitrogen (N) in *ao nitrates (NO3−) to nitrogen gas (N2) through a series of intermediate compounds (NO2−, NO, N2O). Bacteria involved in this process are collectively referred to as denitrifiers.

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