Pseudomonas strains, especially Pseudomonas spelaei PML3(3), exhibit mineral weathering abilities strongly linked to their carbon metabolism and substrate utilization.
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Metagenomic analysis reveals that PM(2.5) microbial communities possess conserved biogeochemical functions but highly variable resistome profiles over four months.
Acidification-driven mineral weathering by bacteria involves newly identified genes, with implications for nutrient cycling and ecosystem health.
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