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Biofilm Formation - Aquatic and Terrestrial Microbial Ecology - Exam, Exams of Microbiology

Biofilm Formation, Inorganic Nitrogen Fertilisers, Global Nitrogen Cycle, Rates of Decomposer Activity, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Microbial and Soil Animal, Processes of Decomposition, Climate Change, Biogeochemical Cycles are some points from questions of Aquatic and Terrestrial Microbial Ecology subject.

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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS
SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATIONS 2012
INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND RURAL SCIENCES
BS24810 AQUATIC AND TERRESTRIAL MICROBIAL ECOLOGY
TIME ALLOWED: TWO HOURS
Answer THREE questions.
1. Describe, and provide examples of, the processes involved in biofilm formation.
2. How does climate change influence biogeochemical cycles in the oceans?
3. How has the application of DNA barcoding technology contributed to our
understanding of microbial biodiversity?
4. How has extensive use of inorganic nitrogen fertilisers by humans altered the
global nitrogen cycle?
5. Discuss the ways in which rates of decomposer activity can be measured in
terrestrial ecosystems.
6. Discuss how decomposer (microbial and soil animal) activity changes through the
upper (organic) soil horizons (L, F1, F2, H) and the role played by the different
processes of decomposition in these layers.
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ARHOLIADAU EXAMINATIONS

SEMESTER 2 EXAMINATIONS 2012

INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND RURAL SCIENCES

BS24810 AQUATIC AND TERRESTRIAL MICROBIAL ECOLOGY

TIME ALLOWED: TWO HOURS

Answer THREE questions.

  1. Describe, and provide examples of, the processes involved in biofilm formation.
  2. How does climate change influence biogeochemical cycles in the oceans?
  3. How has the application of DNA barcoding technology contributed to our understanding of microbial biodiversity?
  4. How has extensive use of inorganic nitrogen fertilisers by humans altered the global nitrogen cycle?
  5. Discuss the ways in which rates of decomposer activity can be measured in terrestrial ecosystems.
  6. Discuss how decomposer (microbial and soil animal) activity changes through the upper (organic) soil horizons (L, F1, F2, H) and the role played by the different processes of decomposition in these layers.

END OF PAPER