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Discovering Novel Polyextremotolerant Fungi and Determining their Ecological Role Within the Biological Soil Crust Consortium
The ecological niche of polyextremotolerant fungi within oligotrophic ecosystems such as biological soil crusts has not yet been determined. These fungi persist in locations where nutrients are depleted while simultaneously surrounded by autotrophic microbes such as algae and cyanobacteria. Yet it h
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