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Reliable source of biodegradable plastic-degrading microorganisms are now in our hands.

Although the genome sequences of many microorganisms are now known, whole-genome DNA microarray platforms consisting of PCR amplicon, or oligonucleotide elements printed onto glass slides have been readily available for only a relatively few, highly studied microorganisms.

Such studies on experimental evolution, particularly those using microorganisms, are now providing important insights into how evolution occurs, especially in the case of antibiotic resistance.

However, the vast majority of the gastrointestinal microorganisms are now known to be strict anaerobes, and this was for the first time shown in 1931 (Sanborn, 1931).

In the case of the Atacama Desert, the first steps leading to the biosequestration of arsenic by endemic microorganisms are now being taken.

Although most CTX-M-15 isolates studied were recovered from hospitalized patients, these microorganisms are now widely spread in the community setting, including long-term care facilities in the countries from which isolates included in this study originated (2, 5, 14, 33 ).

For example, quinate, an antioxidant that is naturally synthesized in plants and microorganisms is now described from rice bran via metabolomics (Fig. 4).

Immobilization of plant beneficial microorganisms is now a well-established biotechnological tool for formulation of inoculants and/or studying their properties in vitro (Vassileva et al. 1998; Vassilev et al. 2005, 2014, 2016).

"Microorganisms are not interested in it," he said.

(i) The impacts of microorganisms and symbionts are now well recognized in ecological and evolutionary processes.

Similar systems, some using green plants and microorganisms, are known collectively as bioremediation and are now in wide use.