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Viruses help shape microbiome response to polyphenol rewiring of methane-suppressed peat microcosms

2025-12-22

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Human activities are accelerating permafrost thaw and subsequent methane emissions from increased microbial activity, prompting microbiome engineering efforts as an emissions mitigation strategy. We recently demonstrated that catechin amendment could drastically reduce methane emissions (>80%) in peat microcosms by enriching catechin-degrading prokaryotes that outcompeted methanogens for hydrogen. However, viral c...

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10.64898/2025.12.19.695563
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