Microbial community dynamics in shallow-water grass-type lakes: Habitat succession of microbial ecological assembly and coexistence mechanisms
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
291, P. 117819 - 117819
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Aggregation
and
co-occurrence
patterns
of
microbial
communities
are
the
key
scientific
issues
in
lake
ecology.
To
explore
mechanisms
ecological
assembly
community
succession
this
unique
habitat,
16
samples
were
collected
from
eight
sites
Wuliangsuhai
Lake.
Second-generation
DNA
sequencing
was
applied
to
reveal
spatial
dynamics
bacterial
structure
distribution
across
two
environmental
media
nutrient-rich
shallow
grassland
elucidate
characteristics
network.
This
study
also
examined
effects
filtering
biological
interactions
on
formation
maintenance
composition
diversity.
The
results
highlight
habitat
heterogeneity
composition,
with
no
discernible
latitudinal
diversity
patterns.
causal
analysis
identified
electrical
conductivity,
pH,
total
nitrogen,
phosphorus
as
primary
factors
driving
changes
water
sediment
grass-type
lakes,
TN
being
driver.
CL500-3
a
pollution-tolerant
species
aquatic
environments.
g__norank_f_Verrucomicrobiaceae
exhibited
significant
distance
decay
pattern,
higher
turnover
rate
than
sediment.
Co-occurrence
network
revealed
greater
complexity
stability
communities,
three
potential
keystone
species,
water.
neutral
null
model
indicated
that
more
susceptible
dispersal
limitation,
whereas
complex
increased
role
deterministic
processes
construction.
proposed
division
plant
regions
freshwater
lakes
demonstrated
different
types,
contributing
comprehensive
understanding
shallow-water
structure.
Language: Английский
Promoting the health of aquatic ecosystems in semi-closed estuaries: The indispensable function of constructed microtopography
Tianyin Huang,
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Yingjie Zhao,
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Yidong Sun
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et al.
Journal of Water Process Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
73, P. 107701 - 107701
Published: April 15, 2025
Language: Английский
Cyanotoxin Occurrence and Diversity in 98 Cyanobacterial Blooms From Swedish Lakes and the Baltic Sea
Caroline Dirks,
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Paolo Cappelli,
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Maria Blomqvist
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et al.
Published: April 4, 2024
The
Drinking
Water
Directive
(EU)
2020/2184
includes
the
parameter
microcystin-LR,
a
cyanotoxin,
which
drinking
water
producers
need
to
analyze
if
source
has
potential
for
cyanobacterial
blooms.
In
light
of
increasing
occurrences
blooms
worldwide
and
given
that
more
than
50
percent
in
Sweden
is
produced
from
surface
water,
both
fresh
brackish,
improved
knowledge
about
cyanotoxin
occurrence
diversity
increased.
this
study
total
98
were
sampled
2016-2017
identified
regarding
their
toxin
production
taxonomical
compositions.
samples
freshwater
lakes
throughout
including
brackish
8
east
coast
locations
along
Baltic
Sea
analyzed
content
with
LC-MS/MS
taxonomic
composition
16S
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing.
Both
extracellular
was
analyzed.
Microcystin´s
prevalence
highest
presence
82%
blooms,
as
free
toxins
39%
Saxitoxins
found
36%
congener
decarbamoylsaxitoxin
(dcSTX)
detected
first
time
Swedish
waters
at
four
sampling
sites.
Anatoxins
most
rarely
detected,
followed
by
cylindrospermopsin,
6%
10%
samples,
respectively.
As
expected,
nodularin
collected
only.
operational
unit
(OTU)
abundance
could
be
annotated
Aphanizomenon
NIES-81
second
profuse
taxon
Microcystis
PCC-7914.
addition,
two
correlations
found,
one
between
saxitoxins
another
PCC-7914
microcystins.
This
value
management
scientists
involved
recognizing
controlling
toxic
cyanobacteria
Language: Английский
Cyanotoxin Occurrence and Diversity in 98 Cyanobacterial Blooms from Swedish Lakes and the Baltic Sea
Caroline Dirks,
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Paolo Cappelli,
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Maria Blomqvist
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et al.
Marine Drugs,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(5), P. 199 - 199
Published: April 27, 2024
The
Drinking
Water
Directive
(EU)
2020/2184
includes
the
parameter
microcystin
LR,
a
cyanotoxin,
which
drinking
water
producers
need
to
analyze
if
source
has
potential
for
cyanobacterial
blooms.
In
light
of
increasing
occurrences
blooms
worldwide
and
given
that
more
than
50
percent
in
Sweden
is
produced
from
surface
water,
both
fresh
brackish,
improved
knowledge
about
cyanotoxin
occurrence
diversity
increased.
this
study,
total
98
were
sampled
2016-2017
identified
based
on
their
toxin
production
taxonomical
compositions.
samples
freshwater
lakes
throughout
including
brackish
eight
east
coast
locations
along
Baltic
Sea
analyzed
content
with
LC-MS/MS
taxonomic
composition
16S
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing.
Both
extracellular
analyzed.
Microcystin's
prevalence
was
highest
presence
82%
blooms,
as
free
39%
Saxitoxins
found
36%
congener
decarbamoylsaxitoxin
(dcSTX)
detected
first
time
Swedish
waters
at
four
sampling
sites.
Anatoxins
most
rarely
detected,
followed
by
cylindrospermopsin,
6%
10%
samples,
respectively.
As
expected,
nodularin
collected
only.
operational
units
(OTUs)
abundance
could
be
annotated
Aphanizomenon
NIES-81
second
profuse
taxon
Microcystis
PCC
7914.
addition,
two
correlations
found,
one
between
saxitoxins
another
7914
microcystins.
This
study
value
management
scientists
involved
recognizing
controlling
toxic
cyanobacteria
Language: Английский
Relationships between microbial characteristics and the arsenic cycle in high-arsenic groundwater
Environmental Research Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(11), P. 115027 - 115027
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Abstract
Microbial
activities
play
a
pivotal
role
in
the
migration
and
transformation
of
arsenic
(As)
within
groundwater
systems,
particularly
at
high
concentrations.
Focusing
on
Kuitun
River
Basin,
this
study
used
high-throughput
sequencing
to
unravel
intricate
diversity
microbial
communities
their
influence
As
enrichment.
Groundwater
with
elevated
hosted
richer
more
diverse
populations
compared
that
lower
levels.
The
Sobs
Shannon
indices
for
high-As
group
initially
declined
before
rising
increasing
Key
taxa
dominating
these
ecosystems
included
Pseudomonas
,
Acinetobacter
Aquabacterium
Novosphingobium
Sphingobium
showing
substantial
variation
abundance
across
different
Distance-based
redundancy
analysis
emphasized
importance
dissolved
oxygen
shaping
landscape,
followed
closely
by
interplay
between
iron
Flavobacteriaceae
Burkholderiaceae
displayed
inverse
correlations
levels,
highlighting
multifaceted
relationship
chemistry.
This
investigation
underscores
profound
impact
concentration
gradients
biodiversity
elucidates
complex
regulatory
framework
where
environmental
parameters
microorganisms
collaborate
governing
accumulation
groundwater.
results
enrich
our
understanding
biogeochemical
dynamics
underlying
behavior
subterranean
aquatic
habitats.
Language: Английский