Limnology and Oceanography,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
67(8), С. 1746 - 1759
Опубликована: Июнь 9, 2022
Abstract
Lakes
are
currently
facing
multiple
anthropogenic
stressors
impacting
their
ecological
communities.
The
best
way
to
understand
how
these
systems
will
be
affected
by
the
changing
environment
is
modeling
community
dynamics.
Models
of
lake
food
webs
have
tended
focus
on
pelagic
organisms
and
treat
lakes
as
if
they
contain
single,
uniform
However,
heterogeneity
in
environmental
conditions
resource
availability
generates
within‐lake
compartmentalization
web
structure.
Turnover
among
species
interactions
resulting
from
differences
depth
substrate
type
creates
unique
different
regions
lakes.
Food
within
can
therefore
represented
a
three‐dimensional
meta‐ecosystem,
where
compartments
connected
flows
nutrients,
materials,
consumers
with
variable
degrees
mobility
lake.
We
review
spatially
structured
processes
that
connect
parts
ecosystem.
then
discuss
current
approaches
address
spatial
communities,
highlighting
key
methods
some
constraints
preventing
more
explicit
representation
webs.
Finally,
we
recommend
use
allometric
trophic
networks
make
easier.
By
capitalizing
empirically
described
relationships
parameterize
trophically
complex
webs,
balance
generalizable
model
system‐specific
needs.
Given
nature
many
threats
freshwater
lakes,
building
an
understanding
space
structures
imperative
create
better
for
management
conservation.
ISME Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Abstract
The
interplay
between
abiotic
(resource
supply,
temperature)
and
biotic
(grazing)
factors
determines
growth
loss
processes
in
phytoplankton
through
resource
competition
trophic
interactions,
which
are
mediated
by
morphological
traits
like
size.
Here,
we
study
the
relative
importance
of
grazers,
water
physics,
chemistry
on
daily
net
accumulation
rates
(ARs)
individual
from
natural
communities,
grouped
into
six
size
classes
circa
10
to
500
μm.
Using
a
Random
Forest
modelling
approach
4
years
data
lake,
find
that
temperature
is
generally
pivotal
control
all
ARs.
At
same
time,
nutrients
light
important
for
smallest
largest
classes.
Mesozooplankton
abundance
key
predictor
AR
small
phytoplankton,
with
microzooplankton
being
middle-size
range.
In
our
data,
large
have
different
(seasonal)
blooming
patterns:
forms
favoured
low
grazing,
high
phosphorus
levels.
Larger
show
positive
ARs
at
temperatures
(being
relatively
insensitive
zooplankton
grazing).
These
results
help
us
understand
opportunities
limitations
using
explain
model
responses
environmental
change.
Water Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
246, С. 120662 - 120662
Опубликована: Сен. 22, 2023
Early
warning
systems
for
harmful
cyanobacterial
blooms
(HCBs)
that
enable
precautional
control
measures
within
water
bodies
and
in
works
are
largely
based
on
inferential
time-series
modelling.
Among
deep
learning
techniques,
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
widely
applied
recognition
of
pictorial,
acoustic
thermal
images.
Time-frequency
images
environmental
drivers
generated
by
wavelets
may
provide
crucial
signals
modelling
HCBs
to
be
recognized
CNNs.
This
study
applies
CNNs
Microcystis
sp.
four
South
Korean
rivers
between
2016
2022
means
time-frequency
the
lead
time
HCBs.
After
estimating
cardinal
dates
beginning,
peak,
ending
HCBs,
wavelet
analysis
identified
key
phase
3,
4
5
years.
Performances
were
compared
terms
determinants
input
images:
methods
critical
timings,
number
segments,
continuity,
image
size.
The
resulting
predicted
high
or
low
intensities
with
a
mean
accuracy
97.79
±
0.06%
F1-score
97.49
training
dataset,
95.01
93.30
0.07%
testing
dataset.
Predictions
abundances
achieved
MSE
2.58
2.46
R2
0.78
0.20
training,
2.76
2.42
0.55
Precipitation
discharge
appeared
best
performing
qualitative
quantitative
predictions
pointing
at
nonstationary
nature
river
habitats.
highlights
opportunities
driven
variables
forecasting
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 19, 2024
Abstract
Decades
of
research
have
relied
on
satellite-based
estimates
chlorophyll-
a
concentration
to
identify
oceanographic
processes
and
plan
in
situ
observational
campaigns;
however,
the
patterns
intrinsic
temporal
variation
not
been
investigated
global
scale.
Here
we
develop
metric
quantify
time
series
complexity
(i.e.,
measure
ups
downs
sequential
observations)
show
that
seemingly
disparate
regions
(e.g.,
Atlantic
vs
Indian,
equatorial
subtropical)
ocean
can
be
inherently
similar.
These
linked
regularity
change
likelihood
anomalous
events
within
satellite
record.
Despite
distinct
spatial
changes
decadal
concentration,
relatively
consistent.
This
work
provides
different
metrics
for
monitoring
suggests
independent
its
magnitude.
Journal of Geophysical Research Oceans,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
130(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Abstract
Blooms
of
phototrophic
protists
play
a
crucial
role
in
marine
biogeochemical
cycles,
significantly
impacting
carbon
fluxes
and
overall
ecosystem
productivity.
Eukaryotes
the
nano‐
microplankton
are
responsible
for
large
spring
summer
blooms
visible
from
space
highly
dynamic
southwestern
Atlantic
Ocean.
Here,
we
investigated
composition
abundance
protistan
plankton
during
late
2021
across
three
contrasting
oceanographic
regions
Ocean:
Patagonian
continental
shelf,
core
Malvinas
Current
(MC),
adjacent
energetic
open
ocean
Argentine
basin.
Using
combination
situ
sampling
satellite‐derived
chlorophyll‐
,
particulate
inorganic
carbon,
sea
surface
temperature,
geostrophic
currents,
identified
marked
differences
water
masses
communities.
High
concentration
over
outer
shelf
was
related
to
mixotrophic
dinoflagellates
diatoms.
This
accumulation
associated
with
permanent
thermohaline
front
that
develops
along
shelf‐break,
upwelling
as
main
driver
high
However,
waters
MC
exhibited
lower
biomass
diversity,
prevalence
nanoflagellates
coccolithophores.
The
results
suggest
column
stability
N:Si
N:P
nutrient
ratios
shape
distinct
bloom‐forming
functional
types.
study
contributes
data
on
taxonomic
diversity
by
microscopy
which,
remote
sensing
approaches,
provide
insights
into
how
respond
environmental
changes
at
different
spatial
temporal
scales.
Freshwater Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
70(3)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Recent
studies
indicate
that
antibiotics
can
inhibit
the
formation
of
phytoplankton
colonies.
This
may
affect
zooplankton
varying
sizes
differently,
potentially
altering
interspecific
competition.
To
investigate
these
effects,
we
established
resource
(predator‐free)
and
apparent
competition
(with
a
larval
damselfly
as
predator)
systems
by
co‐culturing
Daphnia
magna
Moina
affinis
with
algae
Scenedesmus
quadricauda
food.
We
examined
effects
norfloxacin
(NOR,
0,
31.25,
500
8000
μg
L
−1
)
on
colony
S.
both
individual‐
population‐level
traits
zooplankton,
along
competitive
dynamics.
NOR
impaired
ability
to
form
large
colonies,
increasing
grazing
rates
boosting
population
expansion
grazer
species,
particularly
enhancing
advantage
smaller
M.
,
in
system.
However,
caused
oxidative
damage
reduced
mobility,
which
impacted
more
severely,
its
predation
risk
larvae
reducing
dominance
Our
findings
interspecies
is
highly
sensitive
antibiotic
contamination.
Moreover,
combined
differences
individual
body
size
sensitivity
determine
potential
hazards
pose
communities,
highlighting
need
for
concern.
Abstract
This
study
presents
a
comprehensive
dataset
from
Lake
Greifen,
Switzerland,
collected
between
April
2018
and
June
2023,
using
high-frequency
automated
monitoring
systems.
The
integrates
meteorological
data,
nutrient
chemistry,
water
column
profiles
for
physics,
plankton
underwater
imaging,
offering
insights
into
the
lake’s
physical
biological
processes.
A
dual-magnification
dark
field
microscope
captured
hourly
dynamics
at
3
m
depth,
providing
size,
shape,
taxonomic
information.
profiler
with
multiparametric
probe
monitored
temperature,
oxygen,
other
key
parameters
1
to
17
while
weekly
sampling
complemented
measurements.
Data
processing
involved
rigorous
cleaning
protocols
remove
technical
artefacts,
ensuring
data
quality.
Our
showcases
utility
of
integrating
different
approaches
detect
lake
temporal
processes,
phytoplankton
blooms
zooplankton
vertical
migration
seasonal
shifts
in
stability.
provides
unique
resource
studying
limnology
community
ecology.
All
related
codes
are
publicly
available
further
research,
supporting
interdisciplinary
studies.