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Growth Rate Estimation of Nitrogen-Cycling Microbes Across Global Habitats
Nitrogen limits primary production across most of the ocean, while coastal rivers and estuaries receive excess nitrogen input that instead drives eutrophication and anoxia. The fate of that nitrogen is governed largely by microbial nitrification and anammox, and the growth rates of the organisms res
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