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Experiment ID: 466

Field	Description
name	rapid microbiome changes in freshly deposited cow feces under field conditions
sra	prjna297907
datamd5	d6dfaab5c5d2f23877d2a63711f6ae82
mapmd5	61271a5af7b7a75da3cc59d5540db2da

Annotations for experiment:

Exp. ID	User ID	Description	Date	Region	Sequences	Status	Flag
466	amnon	lower in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days compared to initial feces ( high in early timepoints 0-2 days compared to late timepoints 30-60 days in feces united states of america farm bos taurus state of georgia cow )	2019-01-14	v4	1329	approved	No
466	amnon	common feces, united states of america, farm, bos taurus, state of georgia, cow	2019-01-14	v4	783	approved	No
466	amnon	higher in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days compared to initial feces ( high in late timepoints 30-60 days compared to early timepoints 0-2 days in feces united states of america farm bos taurus state of georgia cow )	2019-01-14	v4	662	approved	No
466	amnon	higher in shaded compared to unshaded samples in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days ( high in shaded compared to unshaded sunlight in feces united states of america farm bos taurus state of georgia cow late timepoints 30-60 days )	2019-01-14	v4	432	approved	No
466	amnon	common in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days (common feces, united states of america, farm, bos taurus, state of georgia, cow, late timepoints, 30-60 days)	2019-01-14	v4	221	approved	No
466	amnon	lower in shaded compared to unshaded samples in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days ( high in unshaded sunlight compared to shaded in feces united states of america farm bos taurus state of georgia cow late timepoints 30-60 days )	2019-01-14	v4	112	approved	No
466	amnon	high freq. in cow feces left in field for 30-60 days (dominant feces, united states of america, farm, bos taurus, state of georgia, cow, late timepoints, 30-60 days)	2019-01-14	v4	18	approved	No
466	amnon	dominant feces, united states of america, farm, bos taurus, state of georgia, cow	2019-01-14	v4	9	approved	No

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