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DEEPING ON BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL SOIL COMMUNITIES IN LONG-TERM ORGANIC AND CONVENTIONAL CROPPING SYSTEMS

ABSTRACT: Long-term study on three different cultivation system

PROVIDER: PRJEB38121 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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ERR4093230.fastq.gz Fastqsanger.gz
ERR4093870_1.fastq.gz Fastqsanger.gz
ERR4093870_2.fastq.gz Fastqsanger.gz
ERR4093231.fastq.gz Fastqsanger.gz
ERR4093871_1.fastq.gz Fastqsanger.gz
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