Identifying knowledge gaps in hypersaline systems supporting the global electrical transition: invertebrate community structure in salars from the lithium triangle. [PDF]
PeerJSalazar G, Aguilar P, Harrod C.
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Aquatic copper-containing nitrite reductase gene (<i>nirK</i>) phylogeny and environmental distribution. [PDF]
Front MicrobiolIntrator N, Ward BB.
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Impact of Salinity on Cell Surface Chemistry of Cyanobacteria From Freshwater, Marine and Alkaline Environments: A Hidden Phosphorus Engine. [PDF]
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Genome sequencing and comparative analysis of Nocardiopsis moroccensis sp. nov., a halotolerant Actinomycetota from Moroccan hypersaline ecosystem. [PDF]
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