A comparison of microbial communities and volatile compounds in wheat Qu from different geographic locations
Authors:
- Chen XiaoCXChen Xiao
- Lian WangLWLian Wang
- Ying-Gang ZhangYZYing-Gang Zhang
- Ting-Yao TuTTTing-Yao Tu
- Song-Tao WangSWSong-Tao Wang
- Cai-Hong ShenCSCai-Hong Shen
- Hua-Wei YuanHYHua-Wei Yuan
- Xiao-Zhong ZhongXZXiao-Zhong Zhong
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Funding Information
- China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
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