Study on community structure of microbial consortium for the degradation of viscose fiber wastewater.

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Study on community structure o ...... n of viscose fiber wastewater.

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Chao-Qun Ding

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Cheng Zhong

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He Bai

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He-Xin Lv

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Kun-Rong Li

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Shi-Ru Jia

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Yun-Xia Duan

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10.1186/S40643-017-0159-3

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wastewater

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