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Spatial structuring dominates over seasonality in tropical coastal microbiomes: Insights from New Caledonia's Indo‐Pacific lagoon
Tropical coastal ecosystems harbor diverse microbes essential for biogeochemical cycling and serve as sentinels of environmental change. However, microbial community profiles remain largely undocumented across the Southwest Pacific. We investigated bacterial communities in coastal and lagoonal water
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