Human civilization relies on estuaries, and many estuarine ecosystem services are provided
by microbial communities. These services include high rates of primary production that …

Wetland ecosystems are global hotspots for environmental contaminants, including
microplastics (MPs) and nutrients such as nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P). While MP and …

Tidal hydrodynamics drive the groundwater-seawater exchange and shifts in microbiota
structure in the coastal zone. However, how the coastal water microbiota structure and …

Plant genotypic diversity can influence population‐and community‐level processes, yet we
have limited understanding of how these effects vary across environmental gradients that …

Ecosystems are enduring new intensities and temporal patterns of stressors, yet little is
understood about the conditions that result in ecological collapse. We examined how …

Plant invasions driven by global environmental changes (eg nutrient enrichment)
increasingly threaten natural ecosystems. It is unclear whether reducing nitrogen (N) inputs …

Soil dissolved organic matter (DOM) is the most reactive pool in estuarine marshes, playing
an important role in the biogeochemical processes of biogenetic elements. To investigate …

Saltmarsh, a prominent buffer ecosystem, has been identified as an important sink for
nitrogen (N) pollutants from marine-and land-based anthropogenic activities. However, how …

The capacity of Blue Carbon Ecosystems to act as carbon sinks is strongly influenced by the
metabolism of soil-associated microbes, which ultimately determine how much carbon is …

Coal gangue hill, a significant anthropogenic interference, can cause various forms of land
degradation. The promoting effect of coal gangue on soil qualities has also been …