Molecular genetic variation of soil bacteria as determined by polymorphism of restrictive fragment length of 16SrRNA genes and its relation w ith vegetation shift

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YANG Guanpin, ZHU Yanhong, CHEN Liang, XUE Xiaoqiao . Molecular genetic variation of soil bacteria as determined by polymorphism of restrictive fragment length of 16SrRNA genes and its relation w ith vegetation shift[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 2001, (5): 757-760.

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