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There has been an increasing interest in the application of Mn(II) oxidizing microbes for Mn(II) containing waste water treatment, as wellas biogenic Mn oxides for remediation of a number of toxic metals. Sambe hot spring in Shimane Prefecture, Japan is known for its Mn-richspring water, and Mn oxide sediments are widely distributed over an area of 60m © 80m of this region. With an aim to nd out Mn(II) oxidizingbacteria involved in this massive Mn(II) oxide deposit formation, culture enrichment was undertaken. Pseudomonas sp. strain MM1 was isolatedas dominant Mn(II) oxidizing bacterium from the site. Biogenic Mn oxide formed by strain MM1 was shown to be poorly-crystalline birnessite,having the large specic surface area of 90m

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Mn(II)-Oxidizing Activity of &lt;i&gt;Pseudomonas&lt;/i&gt; sp. Strain MM1 is Involved in the Formation of Massive Mn Sediments around Sambe Hot Springs in Japan