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Outdoor Atmospheric Microbial Diversity is Associated with Urban Landscape Structure and Differs from Indoor-Transit Systems as Revealed by Mobile Monitoring and Three-Dimensional Spatial Analysis

2020-06-19

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Microbes are abundant inhabitants of the near-surface atmosphere in urban areas. The distribution of microbial communities may benefit or hinder human wellbeing and ecosystem function. Surveys of airborne microbial diversity are uncommon in both natural and built environments and those that investigate diversity are stationary in the city, thus missing continuous exposure to microbes that covary with three-dimensi...

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6e7014e5-3aca-5b04-a803-0efd7e470d21
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10.1101/2020.06.17.157651
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