Biological storage

The estimated quantity of carbon and its distribution in the biosphere are listed in Table 3.4. Even if these data are only approximate, they are still of considerable interest. As discussed above, the ocean is by far the greatest 

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Wlren the door is open, the optimal net flux into the store isgiven by equation (C2.14.7). It may be that the stochastically gated diffusion treated by Szabo et aJ [47], see also [48] is a good representation of typical biological storage reactions (C2.14.8). 

Newer storage technologies, for example, magneto-optical and molecular/biological storage, are also being developed. 

PHB is a biological storage material that is used by archaea, bacteria and fungi as feed source. There are more than 75 bacterial genera capable to S5mthesize PHAs, that are also produced by archaea, fungi, plants and animals, in the soils and aquatic bodies. In addition... 

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