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水母通过微生物透镜开花:时间变化,交叉物种和水母与水的比较

Noga Barak1, Vera Brekhman1, Dikla Aharonovich1

  • 1Department of Marine Biology, The Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences, University of Haifa, Haifa, 3103301, Israel.

Environmental microbiome
|May 9, 2025
PubMed
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水母花中的微生物群落因季节和组织而异. 与水母相关的关键细菌也在周围的开花水中发现,这表明局部传播动态.

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罗皮莱马游牧动物 (Rhopilema nomadica) 是一个游牧动物.在16S分析分析中,布鲁克布鲁克布鲁克布鲁克布鲁克布鲁克昆虫类动物 (Cnidaria) 是一个类动物.鱼水母是什么意思 水母是什么意思微生物组是一个微生物组.

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