Symbiotic Frankia bacteria in Alnus forests in Mexico and the United States of America: is geographic location a good predictor of assemblage structure?
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Symbiotic Frankia bacteria in Alnus forests in Mexico and the United States of America: is geographic location a good predictor of assemblage structure?
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Botany
Volume 90, Issue 6, Pages 423-431
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Canadian Science Publishing
Online
2012-06-06
DOI
10.1139/b2012-006
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