A rod-like bacterium is responsible for high molybdenum concentrations in the tropical sponge Halichondria phakellioides

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Authors Constanza Buccella,Belinda Alvarez,Karen Gibb,Anna Padovan;Constanza Buccella;Belinda Alvarez;Karen Gibb;Anna Padovan;
Journal marine and freshwater research
Year 2014
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10.1071/mf13254
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/d159992244f079bd42b0f1845988a277
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halichondria phakellioides like bacterium rod like sponge halichondria tropical sponge molybdenum concentrations

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