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Plant Leaves Plant Stomata Wood Mycorrhizae Plant Roots

Organisms33

Xanthobacter Pinus taeda Peptococcaceae Bacteria Flaveria Rhamnus Trees Myrtus Hyphomicrobium Poaceae Plankton Phytoplankton Plants Chiroptera Combretaceae Rhizophoraceae Amaranthaceae Zooplankton Spirillum Avicennia Alphaproteobacteria Haptophyta Diatoms Anthozoa Archaea Eukaryota Chlorobi Crops, Agricultural Mycorrhizae Betaproteobacteria Bacteria, Anaerobic Fungi Oryza sativa

Diseases2

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Carbon Tetrachloride Poisoning

Chemicals and Drugs75

Carbon Isotopes Carbon Isotopes Carbon Dioxide Oxygen Isotopes Nitrogen Isotopes Soil Organic Chemicals Methyl Chloride Methane Carbonates Nitrogen Ethylene Dichlorides Carbon Monoxide Nanotubes, Carbon Carbon Compounds, Inorganic Epitestosterone Water Sulfates Humic Substances Zinc Isotopes Phosphoenolpyruvate Carboxylase Inorganic Chemicals Particulate Matter Sulfur Isotopes Acetates Ribulose-Bisphosphate Carboxylase Deuterium Soot Water Pollutants, Chemical Iron Isotopes Fertilizers Carbon Radioisotopes Soil Pollutants RNA, Ribosomal, 16S Strontium Isotopes Carbon Tetrachloride Manure Air Pollutants Hydrogen Nitrates Vehicle Emissions Aluminum Silicates Carbon Disulfide Water Pollutants Culture Media Nitrogen Compounds Phosphorus Sewage Oxygen Gasoline Sulfur Polycyclic Hydrocarbons, Aromatic DNA, Ribosomal Silicates Waste Water Ice Sulfides Industrial Waste DNA, Bacterial Ammonia Chlorophyll Ozone Mercury Isotopes Deuterium Oxide Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Iron RNA, Bacterial Oxidoreductases Radioisotopes Glucose Nitrites Aerosols Carboxyhemoglobin Bacterial Proteins

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment15

Isotope Labeling Chemical Fractionation Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry Bioreactors Models, Biological Radioisotope Dilution Technique Culture Media Sequence Analysis, DNA Mass Spectrometry Filtration Indicator Dilution Techniques Colony Count, Microbial Models, Chemical Models, Theoretical Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Phenomena and Processes64

Carbon Cycle Geologic Sediments Soil Atmosphere Seawater Ecosystem Biomass Oceans and Seas Fresh Water Photosynthesis Volcanic Eruptions Carbon Sequestration Autotrophic Processes Heterotrophic Processes Plant Transpiration Rain Climate Groundwater Rivers Extinction, Biological Seasons Anaerobiosis Time Cold Climate Phylogeny Geological Processes Lakes Water Movements Oxidation-Reduction Phototrophic Processes Biota Temperature Salinity Ice Cover Earth (Planet)Food Chain Biodiversity Greenhouse Effect Desert Climate Wetlands Kinetics Denitrification Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Diet Particle Size Bacterial Physiological Phenomena Biological Evolution Eutrophication Filtration Aerobiosis Ice Metabolic Networks and Pathways Climate Change Coral Reefs Time Factors Metagenome Carbon Footprint Light Evolution, Planetary Meteoroids Environment Biofilms Geological Phenomena Catalysis

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Paleontology Water Microbiology Soil Microbiology Geography Water Supply Sanitary Engineering Marine Biology

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena3

Fossils Paleontology Doping in Sports

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Nanotubes, Carbon Bioreactors Sanitary Engineering Agricultural Irrigation Agriculture Crops, Agricultural Wood Motor Vehicles Oryza sativa

Humanities1

History, Ancient

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Phylogeny Molecular Sequence Data

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