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The µ-Arctic project investigates the role of isoprene emissions from Arctic ecosystems, focusing on isolating and characterizing bacteria that degrade isoprene. It aims to understand how rising temperatures and drought affect isoprene cycling in Arctic environments, contributing to knowledge on atmospheric chemistry a…
Isoprene is a volatile organic compound (VOC) that accounts for more than a third of the total VOC emissions from ecosystems into the atmosphere.
This VOC, primarily released by plants, is emitted at a rate of ~550 Tg/y and can significantly influence atmospheric chemistry and climate.
Despite some knowledge of isoprene degradation in temperate regions, its role in Arctic ecosystems and the impact of global changes such as rising temperatures and drought remain poorly understood.
The Microbial I…
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
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