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Contributed by Pok Man Leung
The natural habitats of chemolithotrophs such as Leptospirillum and Pyrolobus contain organic compounds. Yet, when grown in the lab, these microbes are extremely sensitive to trace amounts of organic compounds. What is the basis of this sensitivity in culture?
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