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… evolved these really tough cell wall materials that keep microbes — and the enzymes that would be produced by … they all process loads of tough plants. Thanks to gut microbes — namely, anaerobic fungi — these animals are able … . In an herbivore’s poop sample, there’s a whole heap of microbes, each potentially contributing to powerful biomass …

… New Process Uses Microbes to Create Valuable Materials from Urine …

… Dr. Cole’s research focus has been on understanding how microbes can colonize plant roots, focusing on genetic …

… to link genomes with environments to understand how webs of microbes cycle carbon and sustain biomes via the development …

… Nguyen : “Being an JGI intern has been an honor and a life changing experience to me. Starting my PhD straight out of …

… on the rhizosphere and interactions between the trees, microbes and soil chemistry offers insights into how these … metagenomics, scientists were able to analyze the DNA of microbes living around the tree roots in the rhizosphere. … different environments, handle stressors, and the role of microbes in mediating these processes. By harnessing the …

… it is considered to be a Flagship Plant. By uncovering and characterizing the mechanisms through which sorghum is …

… Nature highlights the vast array of functional diversity of microbes through a novel approach to better understand … protein families and novel functions in as-yet unveiled microbes. Harnessing the collective power of more than … are also incredibly difficult to study. Many of the microbes within them cannot be cultivated in lab settings. …

… and characterize genomic information from uncultivated microbes and viruses. Prior to joining the JGI, she was a …

… There’s a party in the soil, and microbes are the VIPs. They’re feasting on the compounds …

… into how these ocean photosynthesizers cycle carbon in changing conditions. The products of photosynthesis are easy …

… ecosystem. The Science Altiarchaea are carbon-fixing microbes and targets of multiple viruses in Earth’s deep … to infect and destroy the host archaea – and how the  microbes resist. The battle waged below the Earth’s surface … organic carbon which can serve as a food source for other microbes into the environment. Summary In J. R. R. Tolkien’s …