Environmental heterogeneity associated with boat activity shapes bacteria and microeukaryotic communities with discrepant response patterns
MingFei Jing(Ningbo University), Jinyong Zhu(Gansu Agricultural University), Quanxiang Zhang(Ningbo University), Lihua Rao, Xiuying Ding(Qingdao University), Wen Yang(Shenzhen University)
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