Methanogenesis helps drive a number of other microbial processes in anaerobic environments through the remove of hydrogen gas.

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Methanogenesis involves the production of methane from carbon dioxide or organic compounds, and in the process, hydrogen gas is also produced. The removal of hydrogen gas plays a vital role in providing favorable conditions for other anaerobic microbial processes, such as sulfate reduction or acetogenesis to take place. Therefore, the statement is true.

Methanogenesis Helps Drive a Number of Other Microbial Processes in Anaerobic