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Diversity and composition of airborne fungal community associated with particulate matters in Beijing during haze and non-haze days

Yan et al., 2016

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1177570937052687832
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Yan D
Zhang T
Su J
Zhao L
Wang H
Fang X
Zhang Y
Liu H
Yu L
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Frontiers in Microbiology

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To assess the diversity and composition of airborne fungi associated with particulate matters (PMs) in Beijing, China, a total of 81 PM samples were collected, which were derived from PM2. 5, PM10 fractions, and total suspended particles during haze and non-haze days. The …
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