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Urbanization and soil type influence prokaryotic, fungal, and metazoan communities in children’s play environments: a pilot study
Abstract Outdoor play brings young children into frequent contact with environmental reservoirs that can shape biological exposures, yet the biological composition of urban play environments remains poorly defined. In ENDEMIC-1, we surveyed in a hypothesis-generating pilot investi
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