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Seagrasses enhance their health under mild nutrient additions
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Author: Joana Neves
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Sep 8, 2021
Seagrasses enhance their health under mild nutrient additions
Arthur Veronez
Chiara Bertelli
David Silva
Joana Neves
Joel Creed
Jorge Arteaga
Marta Nogueira
Rafael Santos
Vasco Vieira
Sep 6, 2021
Combining metagenomics with morphology-based approaches to understand microbiome –meiobenthos interactions
Claudia Vicente
Helena Adão
Joana Neves
Katarzyna Sroczyńska
Maria Helena Costa
Marta Martins
Soraia Vieira
