T. Glavina del Rio

The study links microbial taxa and their functional traits to nutrient cycling in Trichodesmium consortia, revealing functional redundancy and interdependencies that enhance resilience in oligotrophic environments.

The paper identifies beneficial and detrimental bacteria affecting sorghum drought responses using lab, transitional, and field experiments.

The paper analyzes metagenomes from sediment samples in the Florida Everglades to characterize microbial and viral communities, their taxonomic composition, and functional potential, revealing correlations between environmental factors and gene frequencies.

The paper isolates plant growth-promoting bacteria from legume nodules in Botswana soils, identifying drought-tolerant species and noting differences in microbial composition between soil and nodule microbiomes.

The paper evaluates photosynthetic co-cultures from extreme environments using 16S rRNA gene sequencing to explore their potential in understanding microbial roles in carbon and nitrogen cycling.

The paper describes novel hyperthermophilic Aquificae viruses with unique genomic features and proposes a new genus based on their distinct replication strategy and gene-sharing networks.

The paper identifies novel Acidobacteria in peatlands with sulfur metabolism capabilities, including both sulfate respiration and sulfur oxidation, and highlights their ecological roles in organic matter decomposition.

This study recovers 19 Verrucomicrobia draft genomes from freshwater metagenomes to explore their ecophysiology and role in carbon cycling.