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List of metagenomics datasets for GenomeOcean(v1.0-1.2)

  1. NEON 178G, Terrestrial soil microbial communities from various NEON sites located in USA and Puerto Rico
  2. Lake Mendota, 102G, Freshwater microbial communities from Lake Mendota, Crystal Bog Lake, and Trout Bog Lake in Wisconsin, United States - time-series metagenomes. IMG Submission ID: 288555, doi:10.46936/10.25585/60001198.
  3. Oilcane rhizoshphere soil, 92G, Sugarcane leaf and rhizosphere microbial communities from a greenhouse and field in University of Florida, Reddick, FL, USA
  4. GRE, 72G, Lab enrichment of tropical soil microbial communities from Luquillo Experimental Forest, Puerto Rico. IMG Submission ID: 255440, doi: 10.46936/10.25585/60000880.
  5. Harvard Forest 71G, Forest soil microbial communities from Barre Woods Harvard Forest LTER site, Petersham, Massachusetts, United States. IMG Submission ID: 264502, doi: 10.46936/fics.proj.2016.49483/60006003.
  6. Tara ocean, 128G, the total of ~35,000 biological samples and ~13,000 contextual measures from three depths constitutes the largest modern-day worldwide collection of plankton sampled 'end to end' around the world
  7. Antartic, 14G, A combination of the JGI-CSP data and Illumina sequencing of enriched culture from two Antarctic Lakes: Lake Fryxell and Bonny
  8. HMPv2.0, 52G, all human microbiome project data assembled

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