Annotation details (ID: 1208)

Experiment ID: 166

Field Description
nameeffect of freshwater mussels on the vertical distribution of anaerobic ammonia oxidizers and other nitrogen- transforming microorganisms in upper mississippi river sediment
srasrp103882
sraprjna374585
datamd53c69cb008489c57bcaf8311317939fb3
mapmd5d47e46ec0d561e19424cec512f768c6c

Annotations Details

Exp. ID User ID Description Date Region Flag Sequences
166amnonhigh freq. in river sediment (5cm) with mussels (dominant united states of america, river, sediment, freshwater biome, mississippi river, depth 5cm, upper mississippi river, mussel, unionidae)2017-07-18v4No2
Field Description
descriptionhigh freq. in river sediment (5cm) with mussels
typedominant
num_sequences2
regionv4
flags0
agentcalour
methodna
date2017-07-18
usernameamnon
privaten
allunited states of america
allriver
allsediment
allfreshwater biome
allmississippi river
alldepth 5cm
allupper mississippi river
allmussel
allunionidae

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Sequences

Ontology terms (including parents)

all: stream cellular organisms state of illinois biome water body fluid astronomical body part geographic location continuant environmental system river lotic water body entity water mass united states of america na north america continent taxonomy root depth 5cm watercourse unionoida carroll county contiguous united states of america environmental material palaeoheterodonta liquid astronomical body part bilateria material entity body of liquid east north central division opisthokonta experimental factor mollusca mussel protostomia mississippi river depth (soil) depth (soil) 0-20cm eumetazoa unionidae region (contiguous united states of america) astronomical body part dbbact root york township system river, contiguous united states of america organism bivalvia unionoidea metazoa upper mississippi river aquatic biome freshwater biome independent continuant midwest region sediment fiat object eukaryota lophotrochozoa

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