Spatial difference in phoD-harboring bacterial landscape between soils and sediments along the Yangtze River

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Spatial difference in phoD-harboring bacterial landscape between soils and sediments along the Yangtze River

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Water and sediment regulation eluting and washland planting lead to nitrogen increase in the lower reaches of the Yellow River

Natural factors outweigh anthropogenic impact on aquatic phoD-harboring communities along Yangtze River basin

Eutrophication-induced shifts cause diverse responses in the phoD community of a plateau freshwater lake

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