2024
DOI: 10.1093/ismejo/wrae195
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Leveraging genomic information to predict environmental preferences of bacteria

Josep Ramoneda,
Michael Hoffert,
Elias Stallard-Olivera
et al.

Abstract: Genomic information is now available for a broad diversity of bacteria, including uncultivated taxa. However, we have corresponding knowledge on environmental preferences (i.e. bacterial growth responses across gradients in oxygen, pH, temperature, salinity, and other environmental conditions) for a relatively narrow swath of bacterial diversity. These limits to our understanding of bacterial ecologies constrain our ability to predict how assemblages will shift in response to global change factors, design effe… Show more

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