Susannah Green Tringe

This study identifies distinct TNT bioremediation strategies in Pantoea sp. MT58 and P. putida KT2440 using proteomics and RB-TnSeq, revealing nitrogen assimilation versus stress tolerance mechanisms.

This study breeds microbiomes that confer salt tolerance to plants by selecting for beneficial microbial communities, showing increased seed weight and reduced sodium concentration in treated plants.

This study investigates microbial networks in northern peatlands under warming, finding resilience and alternative electron acceptor acquisition from soil organic matter.

This study analyzes the gut microbiome of Passalid beetles, revealing high cellulolytic potential and significant methane production comparable to termites.

The paper compiles a global soil virus dataset to assess biodiversity and biogeochemical impacts, finding most viral diversity remains unexplored and viruses may influence carbon and nutrient cycling.

The paper examines how microbial ecology and site characteristics influence salinity-methane relationships in coastal wetlands, finding site-specific variations in CH4 flux responses to salinization.

The paper expands the global RNA virome by five-fold, identifying new clades of RNA bacteriophages and revealing novel virus-host interactions.