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Rare genera differentiate urban green space soil bacterial communities in three cities across the world

2021-02-22

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Vegetation complexity is potentially important for urban green space designs aimed at fostering microbial biodiversity to benefit human health. Exposure to urban microbial biodiversity may influence human health outcomes via immune training and regulation. In this context, improving human exposure to microbiota via biodiversity-centric urban green space designs is an underused opportunity. There is currently littl...

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Literature Corpus work: 1c985c98-3fd2-52ce-af4d-4b4ae1003fc7
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.21.432167

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