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“Moss Safari”: cosa vive nel muschio?
Spremendo l’acqua dal muschio e osservandone qualche goccia sotto la luce del microscopio si rivelerà l’incredibile diversità di organismi che ci vivono. Da organismi pluricellulari, come rotiferi, tardigradi, nematodi, acari e gastrotrichi, ad una serie di organismi unicellulari,…
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