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Expansion of the <em>Chlorovirus</em> Genus by Studies on Virus Natural History and <em>Chlorella</em> Host Metabolism
Inland waters cover about 2.5 percent of our planet and harbor huge numbers of known and unknown microorganisms including viruses. Viruses likely play dynamic, albeit largely undocumented roles in regulating microbial communities and in recycling nutrients in the ecosystem. Phycodnaviruses are a gen
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