Although the microbial ecology of aquaculture systems is receiving increasing attention, the
composition and controlling factors of aquaculture microbes has yet to be determined. This …

Nearshore environments are a critical transitional zone that connects the marine and
terrestrial/freshwater ecosystems. The release of anthropogenic chemicals into nearshore …

Quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) represent widely used cationic biocides that
persist in natural environments. Although microbial degradation, sensitivity and resistance to …

Studying the composition and structure of bacterial communities in sediments helps to
understand the contribution of bacteria to environmental changes and the role of feedback in …

Sediment microbial communities from plain river networks exert different effects on pollutant
transformation and migration in lake basins. In this study, we examined millions of Illumina …

Bacterial community is an important component of mangrove ecosystem and can participate
in the cycling of elements and promote plant growth. However, the biogeographic …

Microbe plays an important role in the biogeochemical cycles of the coastal waters.
However, comprehensive information about the microbe in the gulf waters is lacking. This …

Darwin Harbour in northern Australia is an estuary in the wet-dry tropics subject to
increasing urbanization with localized water quality degradation due to increased nutrient …

Community variation (ie, beta diversity) along geographical gradients is a well-known
ecological pattern, but the corresponding variation in beta diversity components (eg, species …

Some diatom species cause red tides under eutrophic conditions, but little is known about
their impact on the ecological structure of coastal systems. In this study, the effects of diatom …