Endolithic Colonization is a biological process in which microorganisms inhabit and propagate within the interior pores and fissures of stone substrates, distinguished from other forms of lithic colonization by its exclusive occupation of internal rock matrices.
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Endolithic Microorganisms in the Antarctic Cold Desert
E. Imre Friedmann · Science · 1982 · 824 citations
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