Sediment is found throughout the world's alluvial plain rivers, estuarine coasts and adjacent
seas and is thereby a key factor in major ecosystems. Suspended mineral sediment can …

Phosphorus is an essential element for life, and phosphorus cycling is crucial to planetary
habitability. In aquatic environments, microorganisms are a major component of phosphorus …

Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) are crucial for cyanobacterial proliferation;
however, certain queries, including how EPS affects cellular nutrient processes and what …

Wind-induced sediment resuspension in shallow lakes may enhance nutrient availability
while reducing light availability for phytoplankton growth, thereby affecting the entire food …

Land-water transition areas play a significant role in the functioning of aquatic ecosystems.
However, anthropogenic pressures are posing severe threats on land-water transition areas …

Current rates of habitat loss require science-based predictions on how to restore or newly
create lost habitat types. In aquatic ecosystems, littoral zones are key habitats for food web …

Colony formation is a crucial characteristic of Microcystis, a cyanobacterium known for
causing cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (cyanoHABs). It has been observed that as …

Colony formation is a key trait facilitating the formation of Microcystis blooms. However, the
role of morphological changes (eg, colony size and tightness) in the adaptation to nutrient …

Colony formation is a crucial trait that enhances the ability of Microcystis to withstand the
complex and ever-changing aquatic environment. However, the cellular response within a …

Phosphorus is a vital nutrient for algal growth, thus, a better understanding of phosphorus
availability is essential to mitigate harmful algal blooms in lakes. Wind waves are a …