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studies on alkaliphiles - an industrially significant group of extremophiles S Borkar

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Borkar, S [Author]

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TextDescription: iii Thesis / Guide- Bhosle, S / Microbiology / 2002 29x21Subject(s):

Thesis-Microbiology-Borkar, S

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