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Methane Cycling in Arid Soils: Methanotrophic Biomes and Associations with Plants
This work takes the first steps towards linking symbiotic associations of microbes to desert plants with global methane cycling. Drylands occupy 37.1% of the Earth’s terrestrial surface and are increasingly being converted into agricultural fields. Sustainable and productive use of arid land require
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