Autotrophic growth of nitrifying community in an agricultural soil
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Zhengqin Xiong | Jian Xu | Zucong Cai | Jian Xu | Z. Xiong | Jianguo Zhu | Youzhi Feng | Xiangui Lin | Z. Cai | Xiaowei Zeng | Z. Jia | Xiangui Lin | Jianguo Zhu | Xiaowei Zeng | Youzhi Feng | Weiwei Xia | Caixia Zhang | Jiahua Weng | Zhongjun Jia | Weiwei Xia | Caixia Zhang | Jiahua Weng
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