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638 additional projects are components of the EMergent Ecosystem Response to ChanGE Biology Integration Institute and IsoGenie: Stordalen Mire.

Peat soil microbial communities from Stordalen Mire, Sweden

Accession	PRJNA1148583
Data Type	Metagenome
Scope	Environment
Organism	peat metagenome[Taxonomy ID: 1799672] unclassified sequences; metagenomes; ecological metagenomes; peat metagenome
Submission	Registration date: 15-Aug-2024 DOE Joint Genome Institute
Related Resources	GOLD Project JGI Genome Portal
Relevance	Environmental
Locus Tag Prefix	ACB201

Project Data:

Parameter	Value
Data volume, Gbases	13
Data volume, Mbytes	4239

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