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Abundance and ecophysiology of MiDAS 4 family f37-13 filamentous bacteria in Japan possessing the Eikelboom morphotype 1863

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Okabe, Takuto
Abundance and ecophysiology of MiDAS 4 family f37-13 filamentous bacteria in Japan possessing the Eikelboom morphotype 1863
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Researchers have identified specific filamentous bacteria in Japanese wastewater treatment plants that contribute to sludge bulking. The study suggests these bacteria play a significant role in nutrient removal processes, providing new insights into microbial community management.

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Understanding these microbial communities is essential for optimizing wastewater treatment efficiency and environmental sustainability.

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