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Comparative Genomics Reveals Metabolic Specificity of Endozoicomonas Isolated From a Marine Sponge and the Genomic Repertoire for Host-Bacteria Symbioses
Microorganisms
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Description of Endozoicomonas Euniceicola Sp. Nov. And Endozoicomonas Gorgoniicola Sp. Nov., Bacteria Isolated From the Octocorals Eunicea Fusca and Plexaura Sp., and an Emended Description of the Genus Endozoicomonas
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