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Individually, molecular and classical microbial ecology techniques are powerful tools in microbial ecology, but both are limited with respect to relating the presence and/or diversity of microorganisms to their function/activity in that environment (
1
,
2
). By combining the two approaches this obstacle can be overcome. Paramount in this respect are
in situ
sampling procedures that produce samples in a form representative of that environment or habitat (
3
).