Investigadores de la Universidad de Melbourne descubrieron que microbios en la corteza de árboles nativos consumen metano y monóxido de carbono. Al absorber estos gases antes de que lleguen a la atmósfera, estos héroes invisibles ofrecen una solución natural para enfriar el clima y purificar el aire del planeta.
(c) Vladislav Nikonov
(c) Vladislav Nikonov

Mga microbe sa balat ng puno sa Australia, kumakain ng masamang gas

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Natuklasan ng University of Melbourne na ang mga microbe sa balat ng mga puno sa Australia ay kumakain ng methane at carbon monoxide. Sa pag-absorb ng mga gas na ito bago makarating sa atmospera, ang mga “hidden heroes” na ito ay nagbibigay ng natural na solusyon para palamigin ang mundo at linisin ang ating hangin.

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