The Effect of Protozoa on the Composition of Rumen Bacteria in Cattle Using 16S rRNA Gene Clone Libraries

The Effect of Protozoa on the Composition of Rumen Bacteria in Cattle Using 16S rRNA Gene Clone Libraries
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10.1271/bbb.69.499
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2005-01
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Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry
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Yuhei Ozutsumi;K. Tajima;A. Takenaka;H. Itabashi
Yuhei Ozutsumi;K. Tajima;A. Takenaka;H. Itabashi
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作者:
Yuhei Ozutsumi;K. Tajima;A. Takenaka;H. Itabashi

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