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Codec
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Cellular automaton
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Cogeneration
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Dolomitic limestone
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Cephalic
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Chorea
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Dry process
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Xylophagy
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Endolymph
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Homo sapiens
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Airfoil surface
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Periproct
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Galactocentric coordinate
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Phosphoryl group
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Spectral classification
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Phyllosilicates
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Infusion
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Common juniper
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Plasmolysis
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Coastal nebkha
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MEO orbit
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Norite
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W3C
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SALT
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Inclination
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Antibiotic
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Spermogenesis
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Quaoar
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Dysgraphia
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Slurry
Chemosynthesis
Chemosynthesis is a metabolic synthetic pathway for organic substances from reduction of inorganic carbon (CO2) using energy obtained not from light as in photosynthesis but from, occasionally organic, minerals.
This metabolic pathway is used by bacteria in external environments: hot water springs sinkholes etc.
Hot water springs contain communities of chemolithotrophic archeobacteria which live close to vent sites. © National Science Foundation, public domain
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