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Tomasz Krucoń1, Julia Karbowska1, Wiktoria Pietrowicz1

  • 1Department of Environmental Microbiology and Biotechnology, Faculty of Biology, Institute of Microbiology, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland.

Environmental microbiology reports
|January 9, 2026
PubMed
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有两种心理耐受性细菌,它们是Pusillimonas sp. ANT_WB101和Dietzia sp. 这两种类型的植物. ANT_WB102,显示出高的原油降解潜力. 这些菌株在生物修复方面是安全有效的,即使在寒冷的环境中也是如此.

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这就是Dietzia Dietzia.普西利蒙纳斯 (Pusillimonas) 是一个生物增量是一种生物增量.生物修复 生物修复人类基因组学学科.电阻的阻力可以

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