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    Members of the genus Microlunatus show promise for managing phosphorus pollution. This review details their taxonomy, environmental distribution, and potential applications in industry.

    Area of Science:

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    Background:

    • The genus Microlunatus was established in 1995 with Microlunatus phosphovorus as the type species.
    • Seven species have been described, isolated from diverse environmental sources.
    • These bacteria offer potential solutions for phosphorus pollution management.

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    • Review of existing literature and taxonomic studies.
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