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Introduction: Advances in the Geomicrobiology and Biogeochemistry of Manganese and Iron Oxidation

Mario Villalobos, Bradley M. Tebo

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Microorganisms are increasingly recognized as major contributors to a wide range of geochemical processes, catalyzing reactions in both pristine and contaminated environments that in many cases wou...

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Microorganisms are increasingly recognized as major contributors to a wide range of geochemical processes, catalyzing reactions in both pristine and contaminated environments that in many cases wou...

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Microorganisms are increasingly recognized as major contributors to a wide range of geochemical processes, catalyzing reactions in both pristine and contaminated environments that in many cases wou...

Key concepts: Biogeochemistry, Geomicrobiology, Manganese, Environmental chemistry, Earth science, Oxidation reduction, Environmental science, Chemistry

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