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Low-troposphere microbial communities differ between dry-air and rainfall but do not show strong seasonal patterns in Metro Atlanta, Southeast USA

2023-06-09

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The composition and seasonal patterns of airborne bacterial and fungal communities and how these are affected by atmospheric conditions (e.g., dry vs. rain), origin of air masses, and presence of air pollutants remain understudied, despite their obvious importance for public health. To provide insights into these questions, monthly dry air and rain samples were collected at the Environmental Science and Technology...

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27bd0c38-9bcd-5cb8-a4ad-9782fa043f5e
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10.1101/2023.06.09.544356
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