Microbes, Not Just the Plant, Decide How Your Tea Tastes and Works
A new review argues that microbes in soil, leaves, factories, and the human gut, rather than the tea plant alone,...
Morgan Morrow is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Bacteriology coverage.
A new review argues that microbes in soil, leaves, factories, and the human gut, rather than the tea plant alone,...
A detailed survey of street tree soils in Antwerp reveals over 1,800 bacterial genera and shows that construction history, not...
A new cybernetic modeling study shows that fast-growing copiotrophic microbes and their interactions with non-degrading neighbors determine whether fresh organic...
A multi-scale survey at One Tree Island on the Great Barrier Reef shows that lagoon-wide spatial and nutrient gradients, not...
A nine-year population-wide study in Alberta reveals that Fusobacterium infections split into two distinct clinical patterns, with F. nucleatum striking...
Deep genomic sequencing of the Tsimane and Hadza peoples reveals that hundreds of gut bacterial species co-migrated with humans across...
A new simulation-based study finds that extracting the fungal ITS region from sequencing reads matters far more for accurate community...
A simulated 8-degree heatwave in Lake Taihu mesocosms revealed that prokaryotic and eukaryotic microbial communities follow sharply different paths of...
Researchers have identified bacterial-viral pneumotypes in the airways of critically ill patients that predict hospital-acquired pneumonia, lung inflammation and mortality.
A new mouse study finds that the food matrix, rather than fermentation itself, largely determines gut microbiota responses, though kimchi...
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