Methane oxidizing and methane releasing bacterial communities are very pioneer microbial
population, abundantly present in several ecosystems. The microbial dynamics and …

Mangroves provide a unique ecological environment for complex microbial communities,
which play important roles in biogeochemical cycles, such as those for carbon, sulfur, and …

Oil-based plastics' unrestrained production associated with their non-biodegradability and
inappropriate discharge altogether with the sharp increase in greenhouse gas (GHGs) …

Biochar-amended soils have been explored to enhance microbial methane (CH 4) oxidation
in landfill cover systems. Recently, research priorities have expanded to include the …

Mangroves are valuable ecosystems that facilitate primary production, carbon sequestration,
and regulation of greenhouse gas (GHG) cycles in coastal sediments, with microorganisms …

Methane-oxidizing bacteria (MOB) have long been considered as a microbial indicator for oil
and gas prospecting. However, due to the phylogenetically narrow breath of …

Bisphenol A (BPA), as both an endocrine disrupting compound and an important industrial
material, is broadly distributed in coastal regions and may cause adverse effects on …

Methane-oxidizing bacteria (MOB) have long been recognized as an important bioindicator
for oil and gas exploration. However, due to their physiological and ecological diversity, the …

Mangrove vegetation, a threatened and unique inter-tidal ecosystem, harbours a complex
and largely unexplored bacterial community crucial for nutrient cycling and the degradation …

Methane-oxidizing bacteria (methanotrophs) often coexist with methylotrophs that utilize
methanol excreted by methanotrophs. Recently, we found that a facultative methylotroph …