Microbial nitrification is a critical process governing nitrogen availability in aquatic systems.
Freshwater nitrifiers have received little attention, leaving many unanswered questions …

Nitrite-oxidizing bacteria (NOB) are a small group of Gram-negative, obligate aerobes and
are primarily organo and/or chemoautotrophs. They oxidize nitrite to nitrate, which is the …

Ice streams that flow into Ross Ice Shelf are underlain by water-saturated sediments, a
dynamic hydrological system, and subglacial lakes that intermittently discharge water …

Nitrification, the biotic transformation of ammonia to nitrate via nitrite, plays a fundamental
role in natural and engineered systems. In the last decades, our understanding of …

Predicting elemental cycles and maintaining water quality under increasing anthropogenic
influence requires understanding the spatial drivers of river microbiomes. However, the …

Pressures of growing cities, competition for use of urban areas and higher influent loads, are
pushing for innovative technologies for wastewater treatment with low demands for land …

Community ecology focuses on how community diversity is maintained over time.
Deterministic theory states that individual fitness determines community diversity. Neutral …

Abstract Freshwater Terrestrial-Aquatic Interfaces (TAIs) are important for regulating
atmospheric Greenhouse Gas (GHG) concentrations due to their immense contributions to …

AHL アシルホモセリンラクトン (Acyl–homoserine lactone) Anammox 嫌気的アンモニア酸化
(Anaerobic ammonia oxidation) ANI ゲノム配列の類似度 (Average nucleotide identity) AOA …

Soil microorganisms mediate a wide range of ecosystem services, including nutrient cycling,
carbon sequestration, and the provision of food, fibre, and fuel. Globally, c. 40% of land is …