In-depth analysis of core methanogenic communities from high elevation permafrost-affected wetlands
Authors:
- Sizhong YangSYSizhong Yang
- Susanne LiebnerSLSusanne Liebner
- Matthias WinkelMWMatthias Winkel
- Mashal AlawiMAMashal Alawi
- Fabian HornFHFabian Horn
- Corina DörferCDCorina Dörfer
- Julien OllivierJOJulien Ollivier
- Jin-Sheng HeJin-Sheng He
- Huijun JinHJHuijun Jin
- Peter KühnPKPeter Kühn
- Michael SchloterMSMichael Schloter
- Thomas ScholtenTSThomas Scholten
Open Access
- 1 August 2017
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil Biology and Biochemistry
- Vol. 111, 66-77
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Funding Information
- Helmholtz Young Investigators Group (VH-NG-919)
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