How the competitive exclusion principle can be validated using optical density measurements collected on artificially reconstituted soil ecosystems
<p>A mathematical model, validated on experimental data aiming at describing and predicting soil bacteria growth on an essential limited substrate in batch pure cultures is proposed as an extension of the Monod's one in revisiting the way where the optical density is modelled. This model...
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Main Author: | Miled EL Hajji (Author) |
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Open Journal of Environmental Biology - Peertechz Publications,
2019-02-19.
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