Excretion of metabolites by hydrogen bacteria

Excretion of metabolites by hydrogen bacteria
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氢细菌代谢产物的排泄

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1979
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European Journal of Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology
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A. Janczikowski
A. Janczikowski
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D. Vollbrecht;H. Schlegel;G. Stoschek;A. Janczikowski

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