Sulfur reduction in freshwater ecosystems has previously been considered as negligible
because of often very low sulfate concentrations and generally low sulfate reducing capacity …

Sedimentary burial of the essential nutrient phosphorus (P) under anoxic and sulfidic
conditions is incompletely understood. Here, we use chemical and micro-scale …

Cable bacteria have recently been identified in various sedimentary marine settings
worldwide. These filamentous microbes mediate electrogenic sulphur oxidation (e-SOx) …

Phosphorus (P) is often a limiting nutrient within freshwater and estuarine systems, thus
excess inputs of P from anthropogenic activities (dominantly agriculture) can induce …

Iron (Fe) cycling exerts strong control on the mobility and bioavailability of the key nutrient
phosphate (PO 4) in soils and sediments. Coprecipitation of PO 4 is known to alter the …

Abstract Microbe-metazoan transitions (MMTs), representing a switch from microbe-
mediated to metazoan-mediated carbonate production, have been linked to major changes …

Sulfur controls the fate of many geochemical elements in lake sediments, including iron,
phosphorus and environmentally important trace elements. We measured the speciation of …

Oxygen depletion in coastal waters may lead to release of toxic sulfide from sediments.
Cable bacteria can limit sulfide release by promoting iron oxide formation in sediments …

Organophosphate esters (OPEs), which are phosphoric acid ester derivatives, are
anthropogenic substances that are widely used in commerce. Nevertheless, there is growing …

Coastal ecosystems are undergoing major biogeochemical shifts due to climate change and
sea level rise. At the same time, agricultural fertilizer applications are increasing coastal …