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Halotolerance

Halotolerance is the ability of organisms to live in salt concentrations beyond which is necessary for their growth. Halotolerant species are found in saline waters and soils. Halotolerant microorganisms include bacteria, archaea, and fungi. Halophilic microorganisms require salt to grow; halotolerant organisms may be classified as some degree…

Applications, Fungal halotolerance & Bacterial halotolerance

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BiochemistryMolecular biologyCell biologyPhysiologyEcology
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Fungal halotolerance

FungiSolar salternsDebaryomyces hanseniiBlack yeastsAureobasidium pullulans
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Bacterial halotolerance

CyanobacteriaMakgadikgadi PansHypersaline lakeBotswanaOmics
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Cellular functions of halotolerant organisms

ProtoplastOsmoticOsmoprotection
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Cellular functions of halotolerant organisms

Bacterial halotolerance

Fungal halotolerance

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Halotolerance

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples18
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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Halotolerance

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related to Fungal halotolerance · 11
Halotolerance → Aureobasidium, Before, Debaryomyces, Fungi, Halotolerant, Hortaea, Mechanisms, NaCl, The, To, Well
related to Bacterial halotolerance · 4
Halotolerance → Botswana, Cyanobacteria, Makgadikgadi Pans, The
has application · 2
Halotolerance → Fields, Studying
is a · 1
Halotolerance → ability of organisms to live in salt concentrations beyond which is necessary for their growth

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halotolerant organisms salt high saline microorganisms osmotic fungi mechanisms water salinity may environments concentrations growth include environment bacteria cell processes

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Halotoleranceis aability of organisms to live in salt concentrations beyond which is necessary for their growth0.90text
Halotolerancehas applicationFields0.60section
Halotolerancehas applicationStudying0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Bacterial halotoleranceThe0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Bacterial halotoleranceMakgadikgadi Pans0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Bacterial halotoleranceBotswana0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Bacterial halotoleranceCyanobacteria0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Fungal halotoleranceBefore0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Fungal halotoleranceFungi0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Fungal halotoleranceHalotolerant0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Fungal halotoleranceWell0.60section
Halotolerancerelated to Fungal halotoleranceDebaryomyces0.60section

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