The distribution profiles of tetracycline resistance genes in rice: Comparisons using four genotypes.

The distribution profiles of tetracycline resistance genes in rice: Comparisons using four genotypes.
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10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.168359
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2023-11
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The Science of the total environment
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Yijun Kang;Sumeng Zhao;Haoyang Cheng;Wenjie Xu;Ruiqiang You;Jian Hu
Yijun Kang;Sumeng Zhao;Haoyang Cheng;Wenjie Xu;Ruiqiang You;Jian Hu
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Yijun Kang;Sumeng Zhao;Haoyang Cheng;Wenjie Xu;Ruiqiang You;Jian Hu

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