Microorganisms play crucial roles in maintaining ecosystem stability. The last two decades
have witnessed an upsurge in studies on marine microbial community composition using …

Background Viral-encoded auxiliary metabolic genes (AMGs) are important toolkits for
modulating their hosts' metabolisms and the microbial-driven biogeochemical cycles …

Estuaries are important in terms of biodiversity, biogeochemical function, and ecological
balance due to their intense land-sea interactions. The sustainability of estuarine ecosystem …

Particulate organic matter (POM) in aquatic ecosystem is critical for biogeochemical cycling
and host distinct communities of microbes, compared to its surrounding water. In this study …

Bio-stimulation of the indigenous microbial community is considered as an effective strategy
for the bioremediation of polluted environments. This examination explored the near effects …

Understanding the bacterial community structure of the river estuary could provide insights
into the resident microorganisms in response to environmental pollution. In this study, the …

Microbes (eg, bacteria and archaea) are indispensable components for the key biological
processes of estuarine ecosystems and three main habitats (sediment, particle, and water) …

Terrestrial organic carbon-lignin plays a crucial role in the global carbon balance. However,
limited studies presented the functional and ecological traits of lignin decomposers …

Eutrophication‐induced seasonal hypoxia in the coastal ocean has widely been attributed to
the excessive oxygen consumption induced by settling and deposition of organic particles …

Microorganisms in lakeshore zones are essential for pollution interception and biodiversity
maintenance. However, the biogeographic patterns of bacterioplankton communities in …