2012
DOI: 10.1080/02508060.2012.706200
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Are we killing the rain? Meditations on the water cycle and, more particularly, on bioprecipitation

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“…The microorganisms that are encapsulated within these airborne particles are found in the center of snow and rain on five continents, with many of these microbes appearing in agricultural regions that are increasingly farmed. It is thought that the bacterium P. syringae is "the most prolific ice nucleator" because it can act within a set of warm atmospheric temperatures and may also cause other nucleators to lose their abilities (5). Furthermore, as a plant pathogen, P. syringae damages certain agricultural crops through the utilization of its ice making capabilities (5).…”
Section: Massilia/naxibactermentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The microorganisms that are encapsulated within these airborne particles are found in the center of snow and rain on five continents, with many of these microbes appearing in agricultural regions that are increasingly farmed. It is thought that the bacterium P. syringae is "the most prolific ice nucleator" because it can act within a set of warm atmospheric temperatures and may also cause other nucleators to lose their abilities (5). Furthermore, as a plant pathogen, P. syringae damages certain agricultural crops through the utilization of its ice making capabilities (5).…”
Section: Massilia/naxibactermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is thought that the bacterium P. syringae is "the most prolific ice nucleator" because it can act within a set of warm atmospheric temperatures and may also cause other nucleators to lose their abilities (5). Furthermore, as a plant pathogen, P. syringae damages certain agricultural crops through the utilization of its ice making capabilities (5).…”
Section: Massilia/naxibactermentioning
confidence: 99%