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Rice is typically grown in flooded paddies where methane-producing microbes thrive, and rice cultivation is a significant source of greenhouse-gas emissions. Postdoctoral researcher Bethany Kolody and graduate student Jack Kim discuss their project in Jill Banfield lab’s at the IGI – exploring the genomes of microbes in rice fields. If …
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