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Polysaccharide-degrading archaea dominate acidic hot springs: genomic and cultivation insights into a novel
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The expansion of sequencing technologies and bioinformatics has greatly advanced our understanding of microbial "dark matter," yet the isolation of pure cultures, especially among Archaea, remains rare and challenging. Cultivation is still essential for the reliable characterization of microbial metabolism, which cannot be fully replaced by metagenomics and other omics-based approaches. Here, we report the first cultivated representatives of a deep-branching archaeal lineage previously known as
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