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Long-Range Atmospheric Transport and Microbial Viability During Intercontinental Ash Dispersal

Aero Microbiology

Volcanic Ash Microbial Community Characterization

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Aero Microbiology › Volcanic Ash Microbial Community Characterization

Long-Range Atmospheric Transport and Microbial Viability During Intercontinental Ash Dispersal

This investigation tracks changes in microbial community composition and culturability during intercontinental volcanic ash transport through atmospheric sampling and chamber experiments. The research determines which microorganisms remain metabolically viable after weeks of long-range transport, informing models of global microbial biogeography and disease dispersal.

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