Microorganisms
drive
much
of
the
marine
nitrogen
(N)
cycle,
which
jointly
controls
primary
production
in
global
ocean.
However,
our
understanding
microbial
communities
driving
ocean
N
cycle
remains
fragmented.
Focusing
on
"who
is
doing
what,
where,
and
how?",
this
study
draws
a
clear
picture
describing
biogeography
N-cycling
by
utilizing
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2021
Abstract
Marine
phytoplankton
generate
half
of
global
primary
production,
making
them
essential
to
ecosystem
functioning
and
biogeochemical
cycling.
Though
are
phylogenetically
diverse,
studies
rarely
designate
unique
thermal
traits
different
taxa,
resulting
in
coarse
representations
responses.
Here
we
assessed
functional
responses
temperature
using
empirically
derived
growth
rates
from
four
principal
contributors
marine
productivity:
diatoms,
dinoflagellates,
cyanobacteria,
coccolithophores.
Using
modeled
sea
surface
temperatures
for
1950–1970
2080–2100,
explored
potential
alterations
each
group’s
geographical
distribution
under
a
future
climate
change
scenario.
Contrary
the
commonly
applied
Eppley
formulation,
our
data
suggest
types
may
be
characterized
by
coefficients
(Q
10
),
maxima
dependencies,
ranges
which
would
drive
dissimilar
degree
change.
These
differences,
when
response
simulations
temperature,
result
taxon-specific
projections
geographic
distribution,
with
low-latitude
coccolithophores
facing
considerable
decreases
cyanobacteria
substantial
increases
rates.
results
that
singular
effect
changing
alter
community
structure,
owing
significant
variability
between
types.
Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
374(6567), С. 594 - 599
Опубликована: Окт. 28, 2021
Eukaryotic
plankton
are
a
core
component
of
marine
ecosystems
with
exceptional
taxonomic
and
ecological
diversity,
yet
how
their
ecology
interacts
the
environment
to
drive
global
distribution
patterns
is
poorly
understood.
In
this
work,
we
use
Tara
Oceans
metabarcoding
data,
which
cover
all
major
ocean
basins,
combined
probabilistic
model
taxon
co-occurrence
compare
biogeography
70
groups
eukaryotic
plankton.
We
uncover
two
main
axes
biogeographic
variation.
First,
more-diverse
display
clearer
patterns.
Second,
large-bodied
consumers
structured
by
oceanic
mostly
through
current
systems,
whereas
small-bodied
phototrophs
latitude
follow
local
environmental
conditions.
Our
study
highlights
notable
differences
in
biogeographies
across
investigates
determinants
at
scale.
The ISME Journal,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
15(6), С. 1695 - 1708
Опубликована: Янв. 15, 2021
Abstract
The
vertical
flux
of
marine
snow
particles
significantly
reduces
atmospheric
carbon
dioxide
concentration.
In
the
mesopelagic
zone,
a
large
proportion
organic
carried
by
sinking
dissipates
thereby
escaping
long
term
sequestration.
Particle
associated
prokaryotes
are
largely
responsible
for
such
loss.
However,
links
between
this
important
ecosystem
and
ecological
processes
as
community
development
on
different
particle
fractions
(sinking
vs.
non-sinking)
yet
virtually
unknown.
This
prevents
accurate
predictions
loss
in
response
to
changing
ocean
dynamics.
Using
combined
measurements
prokaryotic
heterotrophic
production
rates
species
richness
North
Atlantic,
we
reveal
that
microbial
drastically
with
fractions.
Our
results
demonstrate
strong
negative
correlation
losses
richness.
Such
trend
may
be
related
detaching
from
fast-sinking
constantly
enriching
non-sinking
communities
zone.
Existing
global
scale
data
suggest
is
widespread
feature
microbes.
Microorganisms
drive
much
of
the
marine
nitrogen
(N)
cycle,
which
jointly
controls
primary
production
in
global
ocean.
However,
our
understanding
microbial
communities
driving
ocean
N
cycle
remains
fragmented.
Focusing
on
"who
is
doing
what,
where,
and
how?",
this
study
draws
a
clear
picture
describing
biogeography
N-cycling
by
utilizing