Dust-borne microbes connect deserts and cities, scientists urge joint restoration
Every gust of wind that sweeps across a dryland landscape does more than stir up dust. It launches an invisible ...
Every gust of wind that sweeps across a dryland landscape does more than stir up dust. It launches an invisible ...
A nine-month study in Laoag City logged 190,096 fungal spores per cubic metre, revealing wet-season dominance, early-morning peaks, and humidity-driven ...
A systematic review of eight observational studies finds plasmid-borne mcr colistin resistance genes and chromosomal resistance mechanisms widespread across wastewater, ...
A year-long study of classrooms in Agra, India, found that fine particulate matter carries culturable bacteria and fungi at concentrations ...
Researchers combined single-particle fluorescence, optical morphology, and machine learning with domain adaptation to better distinguish biological aerosols from dust, sea ...
A year-long DNA metabarcoding study in a German floodplain forest shows that air temperature, not humidity or sampling height, is ...
A month-long qPCR study in a South Korean university lounge found that mopping, wipes, and vacuuming failed to consistently reduce ...
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