Ruegeria sp. Strains Isolated from the Reef-Building Coral Galaxea fascicularis Inhibit Growth of the Temperature-Dependent Pathogen Vibrio coralliilyticus

Ruegeria sp. Strains Isolated from the Reef-Building Coral Galaxea fascicularis Inhibit Growth of the Temperature-Dependent Pathogen Vibrio coralliilyticus
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10.1007/s10126-018-9853-1
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2018-09
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3
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Natsuko Miura;Keisuke Motone;T. Takagi;Shunsuke Aburaya;Sho Watanabe;Wataru Aoki;M. Ueda
Natsuko Miura;Keisuke Motone;T. Takagi;Shunsuke Aburaya;Sho Watanabe;Wataru Aoki;M. Ueda
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生物学2区
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作者:
Natsuko Miura;Keisuke Motone;T. Takagi;Shunsuke Aburaya;Sho Watanabe;Wataru Aoki;M. Ueda

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