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The Winogradsky Column: A Living Diagram for Designing and Representing Ecosystems
In recent years, microbiology has undergone a significant shift from the study of isolated organisms to the analysis of microbial assemblages and ecological interactions. Within this context, devices capable of making such relational complexity observable, such as ecological microcosms, have acquire
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