Although most cyanobacteria use visible light (VL; λ= 400–700 nm) for photosynthesis, some
have evolved strategies to use far‐red light (FRL; λ= 700–800 nm). These cyanobacteria are …

In the marine realm, microorganisms are responsible for the bulk of primary production,
thereby sustaining marine life across all trophic levels. Longhurst provinces have distinct …

Community variation (ie, beta diversity) along geographical gradients is a well-known
ecological pattern, but the corresponding variation in beta diversity components (eg, species …

Aquatic microbes, which are highly diverse in freshwater biofilms, play a vital role in shaping
the structure and functioning of ecosystems. Nevertheless, the influence of environmental …

Kuroshio Extension (KE) is the most active region of oceanic change in the North Pacific
Ocean, which provides an essential place for the survival of marine microorganisms …

Understanding the factors that modulate prokaryotic assemblages and their niche
partitioning in marine environments is a longstanding challenge in marine microbial …

The consequences of climate change may directly or indirectly impact the marine biosphere.
Although ocean stratification has been recognized as one of the crucial consequences of …

Water clarity is often the primary guiding factor in determining whether a prefiltration step is
needed to increase volumes processed for a range of microbial endpoints. In this study, we …

The assessment of distribution patterns or zonation of planktonic microbes along the water
column is a crucial step to interpret their function in the ecosystem. In lakes without seasonal …

Coral endolithic microbes can be an important nutrients support for hosts while under
stresses. Previous studies have found that the endolithic microbial composition of a single …