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The study investigates the supply and growth of bacteria and mineral particles in snow, highlighting the seasonal changes in their concentrations. Bacteria such as C. psychrophilum, J. lividum, and V. paradoxus were identified as indigenous to the snow microbiota, with their growth patterns correlating with mineral particle concentrations. The findings suggest that atmospheric fallout plays a significant role in the bacterial presence in snow, particularly during the melting season.
- Author
- Bob
- Language
- EN