Marine waste management: Recycling efficiency by marine microbes

ScienceDaily
May 12, 2020, 3:19 pm58 ptsTrending
It was only relatively recently that tiny, single-celled thaumarchaea were discovered to exist and thrive in the pelagic ocean, where their population size of roughly 1028 (10 billion quintillion) cells makes them one of the most abundant organisms on our planet.

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