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 Anaerobic Bacteria have a basic job in the worldwide biogeochemical cycles. Anaerobes are redox pros and are liable for the characteristic reusing of redox-dynamic synthetic components bountiful in the biosphere (carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, iron, and phosphorus) just as of different components present in modest quantities, for example, iron. Biogeochemical cycles impact our atmosphere, wastewater treatment, biofuels creation, are fundamental for food creation, and add to significant procedures in our intestinal tract. The anaerobic cycling of supplements requires complex small scale biome connections. An especially assorted universe of microorganisms occupies the anaerobic conditions on earth. These microorganisms get their vitality by maturation and anaerobic breath; moreover, phototrophic and chemoautotrophic forms work without oxygen. In spite of the crucial significance of anaerobes, numerous vulnerabilities stay about them and the procedures in which they are included. In this Special Issue of Microorganisms, devoted to Anaerobes in Biogeochemical Cycles, we welcome you to send your commitments concerning any perspectives identified with anaerobic organisms associated with biogeochemical and supplement cycling or change, from the nature of anaerobic living spaces to the physiology of novel species, and from major to applied viewpoints  

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