Microorganisms in the ground don’t slack off in winter

Tuesday, November 16, 2010 - 10:30 in Earth & Climate

It is known that soil microorganisms can maintain some activity during the cold winter months. Scientist have now shown that the microorganisms in frozen soils are much more viable than previously anticipated and also has large potential for growth.

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