The MIEM guidelines: Minimum information for reporting of environmental metabarcoding data
Katy E. Klymus(United States Geological Survey), Susanna Theroux, Rachel T. Noble(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Zachary Gold(NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory), Aaron P. Maloy, Sean P. Jungbluth(University of Southern California), Joshua A. Steele, Joseph M. Craine(Jonah’s Just Begun), Adam J. Sepulveda, Margaret E. Hunter(United States Geological Survey), Mark D. Johnson(Yale University), Christopher M. Merkes, Cathryn L. Abbott, Miwa Takahashi(Unknown), Jacoby Baker, Yer Lor, Nastassia Patin, Devin N. Jones, Stephen F. Spear(United States Geological Survey), Michelle J. Jungbluth, Alison Watts, Rachel J. Brown
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