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Bacterial and Fungal Diversity in Cloud Water Composition

Aero Microbiology

Cloud Microbiome & Precipitation Cycle Research

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Aero Microbiology › Cloud Microbiome & Precipitation Cycle Research

Bacterial and Fungal Diversity in Cloud Water Composition

This research investigates the taxonomic composition and metabolic functionality of microbial communities suspended in cloud water samples collected across multiple altitudes and geographic regions. The findings establish baseline microbial signatures that correlate with cloud formation mechanisms and precipitation patterns, advancing understanding of how biological agents influence atmospheric chemistry.

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