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Specific rhizobacterial resources: characterization and comparative analysis from contrasting coastal environments of Korea.

Journal of basic microbiology - 1 Jan 2016

You Young-Hyun, Park Jong Myong, Park Jong-Han, Kim Jong-Guk

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This study analyzed the rhizobacterial distribution from two coasts, which show contrasting climates and geographical and geological characteristics, to secure specific microbial resources. Furthermore, rhizobacteria were characterized and the results were comparatively analyzed with reference to the characteristics of two coastal environments. For this purpose, three representative halophyte species communities...

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PMID: 26367263
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.201500195

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