Global Patterns and Climatic Controls of Dust-Associated Microbial Communities

Chen, Yongjian; Gebert, Matthew J.; Faith, Seth A.; Dunn, Robert R.; Fierer, Noah; Barberán, Albert

doi:10.1128/spectrum.01447-21

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Global Patterns and Climatic Controls of Dust-Associated Microbial Communities

2021
By Chen, Yongjian ; Gebert, Matthew J. ; Faith, Seth A. ; ...
Source: Microbiology Spectrum, 9(2)

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A broad diversity of microorganisms can be found in dust, with some of these microorganisms capable of causing allergenic disease in human via inhalation or affecting plant health by acting as plant pathogens. However, the spatial variation in dust microbiomes and the environmental factors associated with this variation have not been comprehensively assessed at the global scale.
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