Environmental Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Nov. 27, 2021
Abstract
Background
Annually
reoccurring
microbial
populations
with
strong
spatial
and
temporal
variations
have
been
identified
in
estuarine
environments,
especially
those
long
residence
time
such
as
the
Chesapeake
Bay
(CB).
However,
it
is
unclear
how
taxa
cooccurr
inter-taxa
networks
respond
to
environmental
gradients
estuaries.
Results
Here,
we
constructed
co-occurrence
on
prokaryotic
communities
CB,
which
included
seasonal
samples
from
seven
stations
along
salinity
for
three
consecutive
years.
Our
results
showed
that
spatiotemporal
of
planktonic
microbiomes
promoted
differentiations
characteristics
stability
CB
estuary.
Prokaryotic
exhibited
a
clear
pattern
where
microbes
were
more
closely
connected
during
warm
season
compared
associations
cold
season.
In
addition,
stable
lower
(ocean
side)
than
upper
(freshwater
side).
Multivariate
regression
tree
(MRT)
analysis
piecewise
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM)
indicated
temperature,
total
suspended
substances
nutrient
availability,
particulate
carbon
Chl
,
affected
distribution
groups,
Actinobacteria,
Bacteroidetes,
Cyanobacteria,
Planctomycetes,
Proteobacteria,
Verrucomicrobia.
Interestingly,
abundant
groups
(such
SAR11,
Saprospiraceae
Actinomarinaceae),
rare
including
OM60
(NOR5)
clade
(Gammaproteobacteria),
Micrococcales
(Actinobacteria),
NS11-12
marine
group
(Bacteroidetes)
contributed
greatly
Bay.
Modularity
cluster
structures
varied
spatiotemporally,
provided
valuable
insights
into
‘small
world’
(a
interconnected
species),
network
stability,
habitat
partitioning/preferences.
Conclusion
shed
light
alter
ecosystem,
well
their
adaptability
disturbances
complexity
stability.
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 1369 - 1383
Published: Feb. 19, 2020
Massive
releases
of
organic
substrates
during
marine
algal
blooms
trigger
growth
many
clades
heterotrophic
bacteria.
Algal
polysaccharides
represent
the
most
diverse
and
structurally
complex
class
these
substrates,
yet
their
role
in
shaping
microbial
community
composition
is
poorly
understood.
We
investigated,
whether
polysaccharide
utilization
capabilities
contribute
to
niche
differentiation
Polaribacter
spp.
(class
Flavobacteriia;
known
include
relevant
polysaccharide-degraders)
that
were
abundant
2009-2012
spring
southern
North
Sea.
identified
six
distinct
using
phylogenetic
phylogenomic
analyses,
quantified
abundances
via
fluorescence
situ
hybridization,
compared
metagenome-assembled
genomes,
assessed
gene
expression
metaproteomics.
Four
with
niches
dominating.
2-a
comprised
typical
first
responders
featuring
small
genomes
limited
capacities.
3-a
only
2010
possessed
a
sulfated
α-glucoronomannan
degradation
potential.
3-b
responded
late
had
capacity
utilize
xylan.
1-a
featured
high
numbers
glycan
genes
particularly
following
Chattonella
algae
blooms.
These
results
support
hypothesis
sympatric
occupy
Sea
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Jan. 21, 2020
Ecological
differentiation
between
strains
of
bacterial
species
is
shaped
by
genomic
and
metabolic
variability.
However,
connecting
genotypes
to
ecological
niches
remains
a
major
challenge.
Here,
we
linked
geno-
phenotypes
contextualizing
pangenomic,
exometabolomic
physiological
evidence
in
twelve
the
marine
bacterium
Alteromonas
macleodii,
illuminating
adaptive
strategies
carbon
metabolism,
microbial
interactions,
cellular
communication
iron
acquisition.
In
A.
macleodii
strain
MIT1002,
secretion
amino
acids
unique
capacity
for
phenol
degradation
may
promote
associations
with
Prochlorococcus
cyanobacteria.
Strain
83-1
three
novel
Pacific
isolates,
featuring
clonal
genomes
despite
originating
from
distant
locations,
have
profound
abilities
algal
polysaccharide
utilization
but
without
detrimental
implications
Ecklonia
macroalgae.
Degradation
toluene
xylene,
mediated
via
plasmid
syntenic
terrestrial
Pseudomonas,
was
EZ55.
Benzoate
EC673
related
chromosomal
gene
cluster
shared
mediterranea
EC615,
underlining
that
mobile
genetic
elements
drive
adaptations.
Furthermore,
revealed
strain-specific
production
siderophores
homoserine
lactones,
nutrient
acquisition
communication.
Phenotypic
variability
corresponded
different
competitiveness
co-culture
geographic
distribution,
indicating
linkages
intraspecific
diversity,
interactions
biogeography.
The
finding
"ecological
microdiversity"
helps
understanding
widespread
occurrence
contributes
interpretation
niche
specialization,
population
ecology
biogeochemical
roles.
Environmental Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Aug. 17, 2021
Abstract
Background
The
planktonic
bacterial
community
associated
with
spring
phytoplankton
blooms
in
the
North
Sea
is
responsible
for
a
large
amount
of
carbon
turnover
an
environment
characterised
by
high
primary
productivity.
Individual
clades
belonging
to
Gammaproteobacteria
have
shown
similar
population
dynamics
Bacteroidetes
species
,
and
are
thus
assumed
fill
competing
ecological
niches.
Previous
studies
generated
numbers
metagenome
assembled
genomes
metaproteomes
from
these
environments,
which
can
be
readily
mined
identify
populations
performing
potentially
important
ecosystem
functions.
In
this
study
we
attempt
catalogue
bloom-associated
far
attracted
less
attention
than
sympatric
Alphaproteobacteria
.
Methods
We
annotated
120
non-redundant
species-representative
gammaproteobacterial
bloom
sampling
campaigns
covering
four
years
2010–2012
2016
using
combination
Prokka
PfamScan,
further
confirmation
via
BLAST
against
NCBI-NR.
also
matched
gene
annotations
20
previously
published
those
periods
plus
2009.
Results
Metagenome
clear
capacity
polysaccharide
degradation
dedicated
clusters
carbohydrate
active
enzymes
were
among
most
abundant
during
blooms.
Many
lacked
clearly
identifiable
predicted
substrates,
although
abundantly
expressed
loci
uptake
molecules
identified
metaproteomes.
While
larger
biopolymers,
sources
reduced
following
algal
blooms,
likely
main
energy
source,
some
specialised
smaller
organic
compounds.
Their
substrates
range
amino
acids,
monosaccharides,
DMSP,
expected,
such
as
terpenoids,
aromatics
biphenyls,
well
many
‘unknowns’.
particular
uncover
much
greater
breadth
apparent
methylotrophic
capability
heretofore
identified,
present
several
order
level
without
cultivated
representatives.
Conclusions
Large
today
publicly
available,
containing
wealth
accessible
information.
Here
variety
metabolisms
interest,
include
diverse
potential
heterotrophic
niches
Features
here
could
fertile
ground
future
experimental
studies.
The ISME Journal,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 666 - 675
Published: Sept. 15, 2021
Abstract
Glacier-fed
streams
(GFSs)
are
extreme
and
rapidly
vanishing
ecosystems,
yet
they
harbor
diverse
microbial
communities.
Although
our
understanding
of
the
GFS
microbiome
has
recently
increased,
we
do
not
know
which
clades
ecologically
successful
in
these
nor
understand
potentially
underlying
mechanisms.
Ecologically
should
be
more
prevalent
across
GFSs
compared
to
other
clades,
reflected
as
clade-wise
distinctly
low
phylogenetic
turnover.
However,
methods
assess
such
patterns
currently
missing.
Here
developed
applied
a
novel
analytical
framework,
“phyloscore
analysis”,
identify
with
lower
spatial
turnover
than
sediment
twenty
New
Zealand.
These
constituted
up
44%
64%
community
α-diversity
abundance,
respectively.
Furthermore,
both
their
abundance
increased
chlorophyll
decreased,
corroborating
ecological
success
habitats
largely
devoid
primary
production.
also
contained
elevated
levels
putative
microdiversity
others,
could
explain
high
prevalence
GFSs.
This
hitherto
unknown
may
threatened
glaciers
shrink,
urging
towards
further
genomic
functional
exploration
microbiome.
Environmental Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Nov. 27, 2021
Abstract
Background
Annually
reoccurring
microbial
populations
with
strong
spatial
and
temporal
variations
have
been
identified
in
estuarine
environments,
especially
those
long
residence
time
such
as
the
Chesapeake
Bay
(CB).
However,
it
is
unclear
how
taxa
cooccurr
inter-taxa
networks
respond
to
environmental
gradients
estuaries.
Results
Here,
we
constructed
co-occurrence
on
prokaryotic
communities
CB,
which
included
seasonal
samples
from
seven
stations
along
salinity
for
three
consecutive
years.
Our
results
showed
that
spatiotemporal
of
planktonic
microbiomes
promoted
differentiations
characteristics
stability
CB
estuary.
Prokaryotic
exhibited
a
clear
pattern
where
microbes
were
more
closely
connected
during
warm
season
compared
associations
cold
season.
In
addition,
stable
lower
(ocean
side)
than
upper
(freshwater
side).
Multivariate
regression
tree
(MRT)
analysis
piecewise
structural
equation
modeling
(SEM)
indicated
temperature,
total
suspended
substances
nutrient
availability,
particulate
carbon
Chl
,
affected
distribution
groups,
Actinobacteria,
Bacteroidetes,
Cyanobacteria,
Planctomycetes,
Proteobacteria,
Verrucomicrobia.
Interestingly,
abundant
groups
(such
SAR11,
Saprospiraceae
Actinomarinaceae),
rare
including
OM60
(NOR5)
clade
(Gammaproteobacteria),
Micrococcales
(Actinobacteria),
NS11-12
marine
group
(Bacteroidetes)
contributed
greatly
Bay.
Modularity
cluster
structures
varied
spatiotemporally,
provided
valuable
insights
into
‘small
world’
(a
interconnected
species),
network
stability,
habitat
partitioning/preferences.
Conclusion
shed
light
alter
ecosystem,
well
their
adaptability
disturbances
complexity
stability.