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Fungal communities (Mycobiome) as potential ecological indicators within confluence stretch of Ganges and Yamuna Rivers, India

2019-11-20

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River confluences are a hub of biodiversity with limited information with respect to the structure and the functions of the microbial communities. The ‘River Ganges’ is the national river of India, having manifold significance such as social, mythological, historic, geographic and agro-economic. It forms a sacred confluence (known as Triveni Sangam ) with River Yamuna at Prayagraj, India. Recent reports indicated...

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10.1101/848259
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