Cyanobacteria are major primary producers in the polar and alpine regions contributing
significantly to nitrogen and carbon cycles in the cryosphere. Recent advancements in …

In recent years, genomic analyses have arisen as an exciting way of investigating the
functional capacity and environmental adaptations of numerous micro-organisms of global …

Cyanobacteria are major contributors to global biogeochemical cycles. The genetic diversity
among Cyanobacteria enables them to thrive across many habitats, although only a few …

Cyanobacteria form one of the most diversified phyla of Bacteria. They are important
ecologically as primary producers, for Earth evolution and biotechnological applications …

Cyanobacteria are commonly found in freshwaters, soils and glacial environments in polar
and alpine regions. Studies to date indicate these cold-dwelling phototrophs are …

Benthic microbial mats dominated by Cyanobacteria are important features of polar lakes.
Although culture-independent studies have provided important insights into the diversity of …

Several cyanobacterial species are dominant primary producers in hot spring microbial
mats. To date, hot spring cyanobacterial taxonomy, as well as the evolution of their genomic …

Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic bacteria that occupy various habitats across the globe,
playing critical roles in many of Earth's biogeochemical cycles both in both aquatic and …

Within prokaryotes cyanobacteria represent one of the oldest and morphologically most
diverse phyla on Earth. The rise of oxygen levels in the atmosphere 2.32-2.45 billion years …

In the last decade advances in high-throughput DNA and RNA sequencing have driven
more intensive surveys of cyanobacterial diversity in geothermal systems worldwide and the …