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  • Philippot Laurent, Bru David, Saby Nicolas, Arrouays Dominique, Hallin Sara. Spatial patterns of bacteria show that members of higher taxa share ecological characteristics. 3rd FEMS Congress of European Microbiologists - Microbes and Man- interdependence and future challenges, Jun 2009, Gothenburg, Sweden. 1 p., 2009
  • PhilippotLaurent, BruDavid, SabyNicolas, ArrouaysDominique, HallinSara . Spatial patterns of bacteria show that members of higher taxa share ecological characteristics . 3rd FEMS Congress of European Microbiologists - Microbes and Man- interdependence and future challenges, Jun 2009, Gothenburg, Sweden . 1 p., 2009
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  • Spatial patterns of bacteria show that members of higher taxa share ecological characteristics
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