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Bacterial 16S rRNA gene sequencing of lake sediment in China

ABSTRACT: The sediment samples were collected from 199 lakes in different areas of China. The number of total samples was 1024.

SUBMITTER: Jin Zeng

PROVIDER: OEX00022931 | NODE | 2024-04-24

REPOSITORIES: NODE

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