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Insights into the distribution and ecological role of members of the archaeal Phylum Bathyarchaeota. From the global to the local scale

Fillol Homs, Mireia (Date of defense: 2017-03-23)

The Phylum Bathyarchaeota is currently one of the most studied uncultured archaeal phyla. Bathyarchaeota are phylogenetically diverse, globally ubiquitous and especially abundant in marine subsurface ...

Microbial communities responses in fluvial biofilms under metal stressed scenarios

Argudo Fernández, Maria (Date of defense: 2021-02-08)

This thesis shows how the metals of natural and anthropic origin change significantly the composition of the prokaryotic communities (mainly the composition of bacteria). The β-diversity is the most ...

At the edge of aquatic systems: intermittent streambed microbial communities’ responses to hydrological alterations

Gionchetta, Giulia (Date of defense: 2019-10-25)

Hydrological drought is a process of natural desiccation mainly due to large shortage of rainfall events. Reduced precipitations and prolonged droughts are spreading worldwide and threaten the integrity ...

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Insights into the distribution and ecological role of members of the archaeal Phylum Bathyarchaeota. From the global to the local scale

Microbial communities responses in fluvial biofilms under metal stressed scenarios

At the edge of aquatic systems: intermittent streambed microbial communities’ responses to hydrological alterations

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Insights into the distribution and ecological role of members of the archaeal Phylum Bathyarchaeota. From the global to the local scale

Microbial communities responses in fluvial biofilms under metal stressed scenarios

At the edge of aquatic systems: intermittent streambed microbial communities’ responses to hydrological alterations