Bacteria and fungi are primary components in wetland soil microbial communities and
provide essential ecosystem functions and services. Understanding responses of bacterial …

Indices of biotic integrity (IBIs) are widely used to assess aquatic ecosystem health.
However, there are few studies on their relationships. Based on fish, macroinvertebrate and …

Literature in environmental science has documented understudied regions, topics, and the
underrepresentation of specific groups in the discipline, with significant consequences for …

Freshwater microbes play a crucial role in the global carbon cycle. Anthropogenic stressors
that lead to changes in these microbial communities are likely to have profound …

Bacteria are an essential biotic component in freshwater environments. A group of 262
bacterial strains of freshwater environments from an altitudinal gradient in the Eastern …

Freshwater ecosystems are intensely endangered, entailing declines in the biodiversity and
ecosystem services. Fire may affect the physicochemical water quality parameters of these …

River pollution by various organic and inorganic compounds such as linear
alkylbenzenesulfonate (LAS), ammonia, and phosphate is a serious environmental problem …

Freshwater ecosystems are intensely endangered, entailing declines in the biodiversity and
ecosystem services. Fire may affect physicochemical water quality parameters of these …

Management intensification and human-induced disturbances in agroecosystems are
crucial to boosting agricultural yields and attaining human livelihoods, but meanwhile are …