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Microbial Underside of Rare Tallgrass Prairie Ecosystem Revealed in New Study
The historic soil composition of America's tallgrass prairies has been given a fresh analysis by a team of scientists who used bacteria samples and weather data to recreate the Midwestern soil conditions of more than 100 years ago.
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