Bacterioplankton - Globe Thesis

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21.	Ecological Restoration Mechanism Of Salt-tolerant Submerged Macrophyte Myriophyllum Spicatum In Low Salinity Sea Area
22.	Response Of Bacterial Community Structure And Environmental Factors In Dali-Nor Lake During The Freezing Season
23.	Investigation Of Planktonic Bacteria Based On High-throughput Sequencing Of 16S RRNA Genes In Poyang Lake And Nanchang Section Of Ganjiang River
24.	Diversity And Biogeographical Patterns Of Bacterioplankton Community In Three Subtropical Bays From China
25.	Seasonal Variation Of Bacterioplankton In The Yellow Sea And Bohai Sea Estuary And Its Influencing Factors
26.	Close Links Of Microcystins Production And Bacterioplankton Community In Poyang Lake
27.	Water Chemistry And Bacterioplankton Community Characteristics Of The Le'an River
28.	Effects Of ZnO-NPs On Marine Microplankton Communities
29.	Spatial Distribution Pattern And Influencing Factors Of Bacterioplankton Communities In The Yuan River
30.	Spatiotemporal Variation Of Phytoplankton And Bacterioplankton Communities And Their Relationship With Environmental Factors In Fuxian Lake
31.	Winter And Summer Succession And Impacts Of Planktonic Bacterial Communities In Dali-nor Lake
32.	Selective Utilization Of Autochthonous/allochthonous Carbon By Lake Bacterioplankton
33.	Ecological Studies On Rotifer And Bacterioplankton Communities In Urban River-lake Interconnected Ecosystems
34.	Marine bacterioplankton biogeography over short to medium spatio-temporal scales
35.	Spatial and temporal variability of bacterioplankton communities across river to ocean environmental gradients
36.	Marine bacterioplankton abundances and distributions
37.	Bacterioplankton seasonal dynamics in Narragansett Bay (Rhode Island)
38.	Bacterioplankton, DOM, and UVR: A complex interaction in lakes
39.	Regulation of phytoplankton and bacterioplankton in riverine systems: Light, temperature and nutrients
40.	Regulation of phytoplankton and bacterioplankton production by nutrient availability and advective losses in a large river impoundment (Kentucky Lake)
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