Metabolic Complementarity Between a Brown Alga and Associated Cultivable Bacteria Provide Indications of Beneficial Interactions

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Metabolic complementarity between a brown alga and associated cultivable bacteria provide indications of beneficial interactions published as: https://t.co/4Ze5Bs9cUy #Frontiers_in_Marine_Science #biorxiv

15 Aug 2022

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New Research: Metabolic Complementarity Between a Brown Alga and Associated Cultivable Bacteria Provide Indications of Beneficial Interactions: Brown algae are key components of marine ecosystems and live in association with bacteria that… https://t.co/8KD

23 Feb 2020

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RT @c_frioux: Delighted to see another successful collaboration with @SBRoscoff on beneficial metabolic interactions between bacteria and a…

22 Feb 2020

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RT @c_frioux: Delighted to see another successful collaboration with @SBRoscoff on beneficial metabolic interactions between bacteria and a…

22 Feb 2020

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