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Metagenomic analysis reveals that PM(2.5) microbial communities possess conserved biogeochemical functions but highly variable resistome profiles over four months.
Pseudomonas strains, especially Pseudomonas spelaei PML3(3), exhibit mineral weathering abilities that depend on the carbon source and metabolic pathways, with acidification playing a key role.
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Acidification-driven mineral weathering by bacteria involves newly identified genes, with implications for nutrient cycling and ecosystem health.
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