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Minerals are the basic building blocks of the earth
Minerals and microorganisms interact on all spatial and temporal scales
Throughout Earth's history, both minerals and microorganisms have increased their species diversity and functional complexity
Mineral-microbe interactions have many applications in biotechnology, including bioleaching of precious metals and manufacture of mineral fertilizers, remediation of heavy metals and organic pollutants, biosynthesis of new materials and CO2 sequestration
First, there is currently only a qualitative understanding of the role of minerals in supporting microbial ecology
Second, the distinction between biominerals and abiotic minerals is challenging
Third, laboratory mechanistic investigations must be linked to field observations
Fourth, controlling the interaction of minerals and microorganisms can benefit mankind, such as CO 2 sequestration and mitigation of global warming effects, resource recovery, environmental protection, and novel material manufacturing