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Isolation, dye discoloration, and enzymatic activity of fungi present in the soil of deception and King George Island, Maritime Antarctica.

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Antarctic Soil Fungi Show Powerful Cold-Active Enzymes With Industrial and Bioremediation Potential

Discover how Antarctic soil fungi from Deception Island and King George Island produce powerful cold-active enzymes—amylase, protease, lipase, and ligninolytic enzymes—with major industrial and bioremediation potential.

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Aneknowledge December 9, 2025

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