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- A typesetting error caused the omission of 25 rows from Table 3 in the original Data Descriptor.
- The missing rows represent specific sample names that were inadvertently left out.
- This issue needs to be addressed to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the data presented.
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Due to a typesetting error, 25 rows were omitted from Table 3 in the original version of this Data Descriptor. These missing rows correspond to the following sample names.
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