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When raindrops hit the ground, they throw microbes into the air in aerosols – with possible implications for the climate, agriculture and diseases
This fall, farmers are harvesting 50,000 acres of the cotton planted with a microbial spray designed to improve yields in low-water conditions. The post
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Babies eat germ poop, there are probiotics for goats, and certain viruses act as your own personal bodyguards. The post
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A self-powered waste water treatment plant using microbes has just passed its biggest test, bringing household-level water recycling a step closer
A (somewhat) premature obituary for the last line antibiotic.
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