Phytoplankton is an important primary producer of the estuarine ecosystem, which is
essential for the biogeochemical cycle of water elements and nutrient transfer. The Pearl …

The present three-year field investigation on sediment in the eutrophic Pearl River in South
China showed that concentrations of sulfonamides (SAs), fluoroquinolones (FQs), and …

Carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus and oxygen (CNPO) are essential biogenic elements, driving
life activities in marine environments. However, the integrated research of fish and seaweed …

Aim In microbial biogeography, it is crucial to link spatial patterns with underlying drivers in
natural ecosystems. Bacterial communities driving key biogeochemical processes in coastal …

Cyanobacterial blooms (CBs) and concomitant water quality issues in oligotrophic/
mesotrophic waters have been recently reported, challenging the conventional …

Estuaries are key areas for terrestrial material transport and marine biogeochemical
processes, particularly those of dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) and dissolved organic …

The role of bottom‐up (nutrient availability) and top‐down (grazers and viruses mortality)
controls on tropical bacterioplankton have been rarely investigated simultaneously from a …

Cyanobacterial blooms challenge the safe water supply in estuary reservoirs. Yet, data are
limited for the variation of phytoplankton dynamics during an algal bloom event at refined …

Cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (cHABs) and the concurrent release of cyanotoxins
have become an emerging threat to aquatic life and drinking water safety. It is challenging …

A significant challenge that warrants attention is the influence of eutrophication on the
biogeochemical cycle of emerging contaminants (ECs) in aquatic environments. Antibiotics …