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… so, they influence ecosystem-level nutrient cycling and carbon storage. For example, the marine algae  Emiliania … microeukaryote, forms large algal blooms in the ocean that cycle environmental carbon and sulfur. A giant virus, the  E.   huxleyi virus, …

… metabolomics, and natural products in plants, fungi, and microorganisms. If you want to collaborate, let …

… from the ocean. We didn’t know whether to study bacteria, fungi, archaea, the whole range of microbial life. So, we … amassing a collection of marine bacteria. We also studied fungi. We studied a few archaea. But you know, those were …

… production. They are thought to use billions of tons of the carbon dioxide trapped in biomass each year to do so. As … considered to have a substantial influence on the global carbon cycle. All methanogenic archaea use one of three pathways …

… crust, there is a vast ecosystem connected to the global carbon cycle. Archaea are key players in this deep biosphere. They have adapted to acquire carbon efficiently and convert it to usable organic …