Geographic distance and amorphous iron affect the abundance and distribution of Geobacteraceae in paddy soils in China

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Geographic distance and amorphous iron affect the abundance and distribution of Geobacteraceae in paddy soils in China

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Geographic distance and amorph ...... raceae in paddy soils in China

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Geographic distance and amorph ...... raceae in paddy soils in China

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Hai-Yan Yuan

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Long-Jun Ding

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Ning Wang

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Song-Can Chen

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Xiao-Ming Li

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Ye Deng

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10.1007/S11368-016-1462-X

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Yong-Guan Zhu

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2016-05-26T00:00:00Z

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