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Effects of temperature and soil organic content on the growth and survival of E. coli in sandy soil
With the continuous growth of populations and expansions in developing countries, the availability of sufficient water resources is approaching a critical state, especially in arid and semi-arid lands. In Egypt, although the Nile has been sufficient for many centuries now, its dependability for all...
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