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🌱Healthy Soils Connected🌱 During one of our latest sessions, we built a Johnson Su as the group were particularly interested in boosting soil biology. Want more information about our Healthy Soils Connected sessions? Or how our Healthy Soils team can help you? Head to👉 https://loom.ly/4drAV1U

Do you know about mycelium networks? 🪴 ⠀ The underground network of fungi -- called the mycelium -- connects to the plants and trees in a forest. This line of connection allows for communication and nutrient exchange among all of the organisms. ⠀ That's why the mycelium is often called the "Wood Wide Web." 🌳 ⠀ What fun mushroom facts can you share? Comment below! 👇🏼 ⠀ #Mycelium #FunctionalMushrooms #NaturalHealth #ProductDevelopment #WellnessInnovation

Did you know #NCBICGR can help you understand less well-known organisms? For example, use the Conserved Domain Database (CDD) to learn more about the largest functional domain in the IMA1 protein in different yeast species. More info here: https://ow.ly/Up8p50PZ33i

Strategy to enrich cyanobacteria PHB-producers: Photosynthetic species composition determines bioplastics production in microbiomes: Strategy to enrich cyanobacteria PHB-producers

Do you guys know about the Bioluminescence ?😍🤩💙💚 Read this short article and get an idea ! My 2 nd short article 😍😍 Bioluminescence is light ✨ produced by a chemical reaction in a living organism. It's found in several marine animals, from bacteria and jellyfish 🪼 to crustaceans and starfish.The chemical reaction responsible for this light ✨energy has to do with a luciferin molecule, which produces light from the organism’s body when it reacts with oxygen. Bioluminescence is typically blue 💙, but it can also be yellow 💛, purple 💜, or redIn the deep sea 🌊 , bioluminescence is used as an advantage to help organisms find food, assist in reproduction.The bioluminescent color produced by this chemical reaction is a result of the specific arrangement of luciferin molecules. When species of bioluminescent algae like dinoflagellates become widespread and frequent, harmful algal blooms can occur.Bioluminescent algae are tiny, marine 🌊 algae that produce a bluish-green 🩵💚 light.Bioluminescent dinoflagellate ecosystems are rare, mostly forming in warm-water lagoons with narrow openings to the open sea. #article #writing #short #bioluminescence

New species, Dianthus pseudocrinitus Behrooz. & Joharchi Here is the paper's DOI associated with this new species: DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.156.2.1 DOI: 10.1002/fedr.201300011 DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-68618-7 DOI: 10.1111/csp2.12749 DOI: 10.1111/njb.03581

New paper : Bioconcentration, bioaccumulation and biomagnification of mercury in plankton of the Mediterranean Sea @mioceanologie https://lnkd.in/e4sDjHei

These are contents of my book about 'Exoelectrogens' -fascinating electroactive organisms from which we can extract/harvest electricity for our use .

May 22 is International Day for Biological Diversity. Plant native plant species. There are local suppliers of native plants to buy. Here are some: https://lnkd.in/eyGqZ4Tu Learn more: https://lnkd.in/efX5CMn #BiodiversityDay

In the 1990s, modern stromatolites were observed in an ephemeral stream in Carrizo Gorge and San Felipe Creek, Anza Borrego desert, and not much published after that. Excited to share our latest publication on "Characterizing the microbial metagenome of calcareous stromatolite formations in the San Felipe Creek in the Anza Borrego Desert". You can find it at: https://lnkd.in/gTk964WT #MicrobialEcology #EnvironmentalScience #Metagenomics #Stromatolites