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Data Sheet 1_Influence of physicochemical properties and ionic composition on bacterial abundance in treated wastewater and post-irrigation agricultural drainage water: a case study from Al-ahsa, Saudi Arabia.pdf
Introduction This study investigated the relationships between physiochemical properties and bacterial abundance in treated wastewater and post-irrigation agricultural drainage water in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia. Methods Six water samples were collected from treated wastewater (n = 3) and agricul
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