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These devices are thus based on a wide microbial diversity that can convert a large array of organic matter components into sustainable and renewable energy.

Also, there is a need to understand the variation in microbial diversity that comes with the accumulation of pollution load.

Involvement of earthworm for degradation of organic wastes promotes faster decomposition with increased rate of mineralization, humification of organic matter and increased microbial diversity that improves the quality of the final compost (Atiyeh et al. 2002).

The rhizoplane plays a crucial modulatory role on the microbial community structure and microbial diversity that will ultimately influence plant growth and performance in the soil plant system [67].

These elements provide insights into understanding the microbial diversity that exists within extant E. coli populations.

Although the field of metagenomics is still young, it has unravelled a wider microbial diversity that had otherwise been completely overlooked by the traditional methods of microbiology.

Reliable assays to characterize feedstock quality are needed to measure the effects of pre-treatment and processing and of the plant and microbial genetic diversity that influence bioconversion efficiency.

Using extensive analysis of 16S rRNA gene libraries our study categorically revealed that early-life environment has a major impact on microbial diversity and that these differences are sustainable throughout adult life.

Current estimates suggest that sequenced genomes represent only a tiny fraction of extant microbial diversity, and that much of the microbial world remains unknown (Rappe and Giovannoni 2003).

Accumulating evidence from ecological and genomic surveys of microbial diversity indicates that archaea and bacteria (collectively, prokaryotes) in nature are organized into genotypic clusters that largely coincide with distinct ecological characteristics [ 1].

24 Recent studies have confirmed that AD lesions are dominated by Staphylococci and have a lower microbial diversity than that of the unaffected adjacent skin.