Something from nothing: Microbial fieldotrophy from ambient field fluctuations
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Zhou S., Ren G., Ye J., et al. (2026). Something from nothing: Microbial fieldotrophy from ambient field fluctuations. The Innovation Reviews 1:100009. https://doi.org/10.59717/j.tirv.2026.100009
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Zhou S., Ren G., Ye J., et al. (2026). Something from nothing: Microbial fieldotrophy from ambient field fluctuations. The Innovation Reviews 1:100009. https://doi.org/10.59717/j.tirv.2026.100009
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Microbial fieldotrophy from ambient field fluctuations and its geobiological implications
