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Reservoir fluids versus produced water as proxies for oil reservoir microbiomes
Microbial communities influence key processes in oil reservoirs, including souring, corrosion, and hydrocarbon degradation, so characterizing them is important for reservoir management. Reliable characterization depends on obtaining a sample that represents the community living in the subsurface. As
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