Titlebook: Mathematical Modeling in Microbial Ecology; Arthur L. Koch,Joseph A. Robinson,George A. Millik Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media D

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What Is Happening to Microbial Ecology?,f microbial ecology. Most importantly, although microbial ecology has been the invisible part of almost all ecosystems, it is crucial that ecologists come to recognize that more than half of any ecosystem is its microbial component.

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