Bacterial activity and genetic richness along an estuarine gradient (Rhone River plume, France)

By M. Troussellier, H. Schäfer, N. Batailler, L. Bernard, C. Courties, Philippe Lebaron, G. Muyzer, Pierre Servais, J. Vives-Rego. 2002

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