In contrast, the temperature in our study showed a wide range, from 2.8°C to 29.3°C, with a decreasing trend from surface to bottom in the SCS water columns, which might illuminate the ubiquitous spread of versatile Nitrospira with adaption to various temperatures of the SCS.
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Existence and distribution of novel phylotypes of <i>Nitrospira</i> in water columnsof the South China Sea.
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