Bacterial survival and regrowth in drinking water systems.

Bacterial survival and regrowth in drinking water systems.
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饮用水系统中的细菌存活和再生。

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2008
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Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering
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通讯作者:
S. Goel
S. Goel
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作者:
B. Mahto;S. Goel

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