January 1, 1986Marine Ecology Progress SeriesOpen Access

Existence of obligately oligotrophic bacteria as a dominant population in the South China Sea and West Pacific Ocean

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The distribution of obligate oligotrophs in the South China Sea and the West Pacific Ocean was investigated by the I4C-MPN method with a medium containing 0.2 mg organic carbon I-'.

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The distribution of obligate oligotrophs in the South China Sea and the West Pacific Ocean was investigated by the I4C-MPN method with a medium containing 0.2 mg organic carbon I-'.

Existence of obligately oligotrophic bacteria as a dominant population in the South China Sea and West Pacific Ocean

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Existence of obligately oligotrophic bacteria as a dominant population in the South China Sea and West Pacific Ocean

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