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Atmospheric Transport Mechanisms of Arid Soil Bacterial Spores

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Desert Soil Microbiota Long-Distance Transport

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Aero Microbiology › Desert Soil Microbiota Long-Distance Transport

Atmospheric Transport Mechanisms of Arid Soil Bacterial Spores

This research investigates the physical and meteorological factors enabling long-distance dispersal of bacterial spores from desert soils through atmospheric circulation patterns. The findings elucidate critical mechanisms of microbial biogeography and establish foundational understanding of how soil microorganisms achieve intercontinental distribution.

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