Unravelling the Carbon and Sulphur Metabolism in Coastal Soil Ecosystems Using Comparative Cultivation-Independent Genome-Level Characterisation of Microbial Communities

Basit Yousuf(University of Ottawa), Bhavanath Jha(Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute), Avinash Mishra(Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute), Raghawendra Kumar(Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute)
PLoS ONE
September 16, 2014
10.1371/journal.pone.0107025
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