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Gene sequences data of C. rubrum microbiome
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This is a raw gene sequence dataset from microbiome samples of Corallium rubrum coral exposed to microplastics, supporting analysis of plastisphere microbial communities on coral surfaces.
Raw gene sequences of microbiomes of C. rubrum exposed to microplastics
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