Interactions were explored between organic acids, phosphate-mineralizing microorganisms,
and phosphorus fractions in rhizosphere soil. Bulk soil, rhizosphere soil, and root samples …

Plants are increasingly revealed to have the ability to shape microbiome composition and
function by triggering rhizosphere metabolites. Rotation, a model of crop diversification …

Inter-basin water transfer is an effective manner to achieve the optimal allocation of water
resources, while accompanied by some ecological effects. The responses of …

Excessive phosphorus (P) enrichment is the critical cause of eutrophication in the lake
water. Organic P (P o) mineralization processes induced by alkaline phosphatase (APase) …

There many materials were used in lake restoration to immobilize phosphorus (P) and
reduce the effect of eutrophication. Among them, calcium/aluminum composite (CAC) …

Background Antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) threaten ecological
sustainability and human health, especially the drinking water sources of the Douhe …

Phosphorus (P) cycling by microbial activity is highly relevant in the eutrophication of lakes.
In this context, the contents of organic (P o) and inorganic (P i) phosphorus, the activity of …

Previous studies have demonstrated that seasonal variation is often the most important
factor affecting aquatic bacterial assemblages. Whether anthropogenic activities can …

Chaetomorpha linum is a bloom-forming macroalgae found all over the world. In the past 10
years, green tides dominated by Chaetomorpha spp. have broken out frequently in the …

Microbial communities in sediment play an important role in the circulation of nutrients in
aquatic ecosystems. In this study, the main environmental factors and sediment microbial …