Diversity and potential host-interactions of viruses inhabiting deep-sea seamount sediments
Meishun Yu,
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Menghui Zhang,
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Runying Zeng
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Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 15, 2024
Abstract
Seamounts
are
globally
distributed
across
the
oceans
and
form
one
of
major
oceanic
biomes.
Here,
we
utilized
combined
analyses
bulk
metagenome
virome
to
study
viral
communities
in
seamount
sediments
western
Pacific
Ocean.
Phylogenetic
protein-sharing
network
demonstrate
extensive
diversity
previously
unknown
clades.
Inference
virus-host
linkages
uncovers
interactions
between
viruses
dominant
prokaryote
lineages,
suggests
that
play
significant
roles
carbon,
sulfur,
nitrogen
cycling
by
compensating
or
augmenting
host
metabolisms.
Moreover,
temperate
predicted
be
prevalent
sediments,
which
tend
carry
auxiliary
metabolic
genes
for
survivability.
Intriguingly,
geographical
features
seamounts
likely
compromise
connectivity
thus
contribute
high
divergence
genetic
spaces
populations
seamounts.
Altogether,
these
findings
provides
knowledge
essential
understanding
biogeography
ecological
widespread
Language: Английский
Comprehensive profiles of sulfur cycling microbial communities along a mangrove sediment depth
Lu Qian,
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Bozhi Yan,
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Jiayin Zhou
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et al.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
944, P. 173961 - 173961
Published: June 13, 2024
Language: Английский
Microbial necromass contribution to soil carbon storage via community assembly processes
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
951, P. 175749 - 175749
Published: Aug. 24, 2024
Language: Английский
Bacterial community and antibiotic resistance genes assembly processes were shaped by different mechanisms in the deep-sea basins of the Western Pacific Ocean
Qi Jin,
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Jialin Tang,
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Lilan Zhang
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et al.
Environmental Pollution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
363, P. 125214 - 125214
Published: Oct. 30, 2024
Language: Английский
Rhizosphere-associated bacterial and fungal communities of two maize hybrids under increased nitrogen fertilization
Qing Liu,
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Hongcui Dai,
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Cheng Hao
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et al.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 3, 2025
Introduction
The
selection
and
application
of
nitrogen-efficient
maize
hybrids
have
significantly
bolstered
contemporary
food
security.
Nevertheless,
the
effects
heightened
nitrogen
fertilizer
demand
these
crops
on
composition
assembly
soil
microbial
communities
in
agricultural
production
require
further
elucidation.
Methods
In
this
study,
four
managements
rhizosphere
bacterial
fungal
community
assembly,
co-occurrence
network
function
two
(LD981
DH605)
were
compared.
Results
discussion
Findings
revealed
that
was
primarily
shaped
by
deterministic
processes,
while
stochastic
processes
played
a
pivotal
role
assembly.
N-efficient
hybrid
DH605
had
more
stable
than
N-inefficient
LD981.
At
N3
(130
g
N/m
2
)
rate,
networks
most
complex
but
unstable,
followed
N2
(87
),
N0
(0
N1
(43
rates.
Excessive
rate
(N3)
increased
relative
abundance
denitrification
genes
nirK
norB
enriching
nitrogen-related
genus
such
as
Nitrolancea
Nitrosospira
.
It
led
to
an
increase
pathways
cysteine
methionine
metabolism
pyruvate
metabolism.
management
practices
(i.e.
N
rates)
ultimately
directly
or
indirectly
reflected
functions.
Our
findings
illustrate
relationship
between
appropriate
crop
measures
optimizing
promoting
use,
which
is
necessary
for
sustainable
Language: Английский
Deterministic process controlling the prokaryotic community assembly across seamounts along in the Yap and Mariana trenches
Ecological Indicators,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
158, P. 111538 - 111538
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Seamounts
are
geographically
isolated,
substrate-rich
and
highly
heterogenetic
habitats,
where
little
is
known
about
the
population
shifts
assembly
mechanism
of
local
microbial
communities.
In
this
study,
microbes
in
sediments
across
a
series
seamounts
along
island
arc
Yap
Mariana
trenches
were
investigated
via
high-throughput
sequencing.
Clear
distance-decay
distribution
was
revealed
horizontal
scale
among
different
seamounts,
vertical
from
summit
to
base
seamounts.
This
biogeography
mainly
driven
by
deterministic
process,
although
contribution
stochastic
process
progressively
increased
addition,
higher
levels
prokaryotic
abundance,
diversity,
niche
width
than
Challenger
Deep
observed
as
well,
further
proved
deep
oasis
for
microbes.
Spatial
heterogeneity
community
connectivity
among/intra
demonstrated
might
be
shaped
simultaneously
hydrogeographic
variables
limitation
ocean
current
dispersal.
Overall,
study
contributed
new
insights
into
controlling
assembly,
provide
future
exploration
ecological
functions
living
extreme
biosphere.
Language: Английский
Geographical distribution and driving force of microbial communities in the sediments of Diamantina and Kermadec trenches
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
The
distinctive
geological
characteristics
of
hadal
trenches
are
recognized
to
affect
the
construction
and
ecological
role
microbial
communities;
however,
information
on
their
population
dynamics
assembly
processes
remains
limited.
In
this
study,
bacteria
micro-eukaryotes
in
sediments
Diamantina
Kermadec
were
explored
utilizing
high-throughput
sequencing.
Compared
Trench,
significantly
lower
levels
bacterial
micro-eukaryotic
biodiversity
(
p
<
0.01),
gene
copy
number
0.05),
heterotrophic/parasitic
proportions
0.05)
detected
which
also
exhibited
a
low
community
complexity
based
network
analysis.
Within
each
trench,
no
obvious
shifts
observed
along
trench
axis.
Microbial
communities
both
showed
clear
distance–decay
distributions,
mainly
driven
by
stochastic
processes.
This
study
provided
fresh
perspectives
mechanism
deep-sea
trenches.
Studies
diversified
trophic
states
microbes
would
contribute
an
improved
understanding
functions
diversification
extreme
biosphere.
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Biogeographic patterns and community assembly mechanisms of bacterial community in the upper seawater of seamounts and non-seamounts in the Eastern Indian Ocean
Yaqian Jiao,
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Shanshan Yang,
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Wenya Bao
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et al.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
90(9)
Published: Aug. 16, 2024
ABSTRACT
Seamounts
are
widespread
underwater
topographic
features
in
the
ocean
that
exert
an
influential
role
shaping
microbial
biogeographic
distribution.
Nevertheless,
research
on
differences
distribution
between
seamount
and
non-seamount
upper
water
column
is
still
lacking,
particularly
Indian
Ocean
where
studies
limited.
In
present
study,
a
total
of
45
seawater
samples
were
collected
from
(5–200
m)
seamounts
(HS)
non-seamounts
(E87
transect)
regions
Eastern
(EIO)
for
analysis
patterns
community
assembly
processes.
The
results
indicated
bacterial
diversity
did
not
differ
significantly
HS
E87
transect
regions;
however,
composition
was
different.
Additionally,
diversity,
composition,
as
well
structure
more
affected
by
depth
than
region.
Community
tended
to
increase
with
region,
while
it
decrease
A
distance
decay
also
demonstrated
communities
influenced
environmental
distances
geographic
distances.
regions,
at
different
depths,
stochastic
processes,
dispersal
limitation,
found
be
predominant.
These
findings
enhance
our
comprehension
characteristics
EIO
offer
insights
into
processes
varying
depths.
IMPORTANCE
By
comparing
areas,
we
provide
valuable
biogeography.
finding
had
significant
impact
region
underscores
importance
considering
vertical
stratification
when
examining
distributions.
Moreover,
dominance
governing
across
both
areas
offers
critical
implications
mechanisms
underlying
these
dynamic
environments.
This
study
expands
current
knowledge
lays
groundwork
further
investigations
complex
interactions
oceanographic
features,
gradients,
dynamics
Ocean.
Language: Английский
Urban non-point source pollutants increases the biotic homogenization of the structure and function in river microbiome
Haizhou Li,
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Xiangyu Fan,
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Zhiwei He
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 21, 2023
Abstract
Urbanization
significantly
impacts
the
community
structure
of
aquatic
organisms
and
poses
a
major
threat
to
river
biodiversity.
However,
extent
which
urbanization
is
linked
homogenization
microbial
communities
underlying
mechanisms
remains
poorly
understood.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
bacterial
archaeal
from
cities
neighboring
natural
rivers
across
network
located
in
Qinling
Mountains,
Northwest
China,
further
alpha
beta
diversity
patterns
influenced
by
urbanization.
We
found
that
influx
urban
non-point
source
pollutants
created
eutrophic
condition,
enhanced
populations.
Meanwhile,
rapid
tends
decrease
overall
habitat
heterogeneity,
imposed
stronger
homogeneous
selection
caused
biotic
homogenization.
The
can
be
attributed
modulating
generalist/specialist
species
invasion
nonnative
species.
For
instance,
had
greater
proportion
fast-growing
bacteria,
algae,
nitrifiers,
PAH-degrading
pathogens,
fecal
bacteria
antibiotic-resistant
than
ecosystems.
Overall,
leads
more
uniform
biosphere,
causing
extinction
unique
local
subsequent
regional
pool.
Language: Английский