Re:A sealed bottle garden thriving after 40 years without fr...
by runeks on Friday June 06, 2014 @03:47PM
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> I suspect this is a very fine balance - if you're off by just a little, one or the other would die. There's not much room for error in a jar.
Why would all bacteria die if there is less oxygen? I imagine the weakest bacteria would die, thereby increasing the amount of O2 per bacteria, and thus reaching equilibrium again.
Why would all bacteria die if there is less oxygen? I imagine the weakest bacteria would die, thereby increasing the amount of O2 per bacteria, and thus reaching equilibrium again.