A cautionary signal from the Red Sea on the impact of increased dust activity on marine microbiota

A cautionary signal from the Red Sea on the impact of increased dust activity on marine microbiota

Background: Global climate change together with growing desertification is leading to increased dust emissions to the atmosphere, drawing attention to possible impacts on marine ecosystems receiving dust deposition. Since microorganisms play important roles in maintaining marine homeostasis through...

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Main Authors: Alarawi, M. (Author), Alharbi, B. (Author), Bajic, V. (Author), Behzad, H. (Author), Duarte, C.M (Author), Gojobori, T. (Author), Ibarra, M. (Author), Mineta, K. (Author), Ohyanagi, H. (Author), Saito, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2022
Subjects:
archaeon
article
bacterium culture
Bacteroidetes
desert
desertification
dust storm
food web
global climate
Global climate changes
heterotrophy
human
human experiment
Increased dust emission
Marine microbiota
metagenomics
Metagenomics
meteorology
microflora
nonhuman
Red Sea
sea
spring
summer
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