CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MICROBIOTA FROM DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANTHROPOGENIC SOILS
Journal Title: Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Iasi, Serie noua, Sectiunea II a. Biologie vegetala - Year 2006, Vol 52, Issue 0
Abstract
The paper present the quantitative analysis of microbiota of different types of soils from antropized zones of Iasi and the macro- and micro-morphological characterization of isolated strains.
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SIMONA DUNCA, C. TĂNASE, M. ŞTEFAN, ANA COJOCARIU
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