Submerged macrophytes are the main primary producers in shallow lakes and play an
important role in structuring communities. Aquatic microbes are also an important …

Microbial communities are an important component of aquatic ecosystems. They play active
roles in the biogeochemical cycles of organic matter and nutrients to maintain the health and …

Scientific understanding of biotic effects on the water trophic level is lacking for urban lakes
during algal bloom development stage. Based on the Illumina MiSeq sequencing …

Phytoplankton blooms, an important indicator of severe eutrophication, are a globally
significant consequence of anthropogenic activities and climate change on freshwater lakes …

Anthropogenic eutrophication of lakes threatens their homeostasis and carries an increased
risk of development of potentially pathogenic microorganisms. In this paper we show how …

Anthropogenic perturbations make negative effects on wetland ecosystems, such as
increasing levels of eutrophication. Under variable environmental conditions, studying the …

Lakes provide habitat for a diverse array of species and offer a wide range of ecosystem
services for humanity. However, they are highly vulnerable as they are not only impacted by …

Wetlands are the largest natural sources of methane (CH 4) emissions worldwide. Littoral
wetlands of urban lakes represent an ecotone between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems …

Biological communities within lake surface sediments play a vital role in biogeochemical
cycling and ecosystem services. Knowledge on abundance‐occupancy patterns and …

Bacterial community composition among individual, experimentally generated 'lake
snow'particles may be highly variable. Since such aggregates are seasonally abundant in …