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Environmental sample from bioreactor with algal-bacterial consortia illuminated by various wavelengths

ABSTRACT: Enhancement of wastewater treatment efficiency through modulation of aeration and blue light on wastewater-borne algal-bacterial consortia

PROVIDER: PRJNA477867 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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