VALIDATING APPROACHES FOR STUDYING MICROBIAL DIVERSITY TO CHARACTERIZE COMMUNITIES FROM ROOTS OF Populus deltoides
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Inferences from ‘synthetic communities’ study were implemented in experimental design and analysis of microbial communities from roots of naturally occurring mature riparian plants of Populus deltoides.
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