Environmental Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
23(1), С. 484 - 498
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2020
Summary
The
heterogeneous
nature
of
lotic
habitats
plays
an
important
role
in
the
complex
ecological
and
evolutionary
processes
that
structure
microbial
communities
within
them.
Due
to
such
complexity,
our
understanding
ecology
still
lacks
conceptual
frameworks
for
shape
these
communities.
We
explored
how
bacterial
community
composition
underlying
assembly
differ
between
by
examining
inferring
across
four
major
habitat
types
(free‐living,
particle‐associated,
biofilm
on
benthic
stones
rocks,
sediment).
This
was
conducted
at
12
river
sites
from
headwater
streams
main
River
Thames,
UK.
Our
results
indicate
there
are
distinct
differences
types,
with
contrasting
shaping
their
processes.
While
mobile
free‐living
particle‐associated
were
consistently
less
diverse
than
fixed
sediment
communities,
latter
two
displayed
higher
homogeneity
sampling
sites.
indicates
relative
influence
deterministic
environmental
filtering
is
elevated
compared
where
stochastic
play
a
larger
role.
Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
81(4)
Опубликована: Окт. 12, 2017
Understanding
the
mechanisms
controlling
community
diversity,
functions,
succession,
and
biogeography
is
a
central,
but
poorly
understood,
topic
in
ecology,
particularly
microbial
ecology.
Although
stochastic
processes
are
believed
to
play
nonnegligible
roles
shaping
structure,
their
importance
relative
deterministic
hotly
debated.
The
of
ecological
stochasticity
structure
far
less
appreciated.
Some
main
reasons
for
such
heavy
debates
difficulty
defining
diverse
methods
used
delineating
stochasticity.
Here,
we
provide
critical
review
synthesis
data
from
most
recent
studies
on
assembly
We
then
describe
both
components
embedded
various
processes,
including
selection,
dispersal,
diversification,
drift.
also
different
approaches
inferring
observational
diversity
patterns
highlight
experimental
communities.
In
addition,
research
challenges,
gaps,
future
directions
research.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 18, 2020
Abstract
Unraveling
the
drivers
controlling
community
assembly
is
a
central
issue
in
ecology.
Although
it
generally
accepted
that
selection,
dispersal,
diversification
and
drift
are
major
processes,
defining
their
relative
importance
very
challenging.
Here,
we
present
framework
to
quantitatively
infer
mechanisms
by
phylogenetic
bin-based
null
model
analysis
(iCAMP).
iCAMP
shows
high
accuracy
(0.93–0.99),
precision
(0.80–0.94),
sensitivity
(0.82–0.94),
specificity
(0.95–0.98)
on
simulated
communities,
which
10–160%
higher
than
those
from
entire
community-based
approach.
Application
of
grassland
microbial
communities
response
experimental
warming
reveals
dominant
roles
homogeneous
selection
(38%)
‘drift’
(59%).
Interestingly,
decreases
over
time,
enhances
primarily
imposed
Bacillales.
In
addition,
has
correlations
with
drought
plant
productivity
under
control.
provides
an
effective
robust
tool
quantify
should
also
be
useful
for
animal
Reviews of Geophysics,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
57(3), С. 835 - 965
Опубликована: Апрель 30, 2019
Abstract
Groundwater
18
O/
16
O,
2
H/
1
H,
13
C/
12
C,
3
and
14
C
data
can
help
quantify
molecular
movements
chemical
reactions
governing
groundwater
recharge,
quality,
storage,
flow,
discharge.
Here,
commonly
applied
approaches
to
isotopic
analysis
are
reviewed,
involving
recharge
seasonality,
elevations,
ages,
paleoclimate
conditions,
Reviewed
works
confirm
long
held
tenets:
(i)
that
derives
disproportionately
from
wet
season
winter
precipitation;
(ii)
modern
groundwaters
comprise
little
global
groundwater;
(iii)
“fossil”
(>12,000‐year‐old)
dominate
aquifer
storage;
(iv)
fossil
capture
late‐Pleistocene
climate
conditions;
(v)
surface‐borne
contaminants
more
common
in
younger
groundwaters;
(vi)
discharges
generate
substantial
streamflow.
isotope
midlatitudes
sedimentary
basins
equipped
for
irrigated
agriculture,
but
less
plentiful
across
high
latitudes,
hyperarid
deserts,
equatorial
rainforests.
Some
of
these
underexplored
systems
may
be
suitable
targets
future
field
testing.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 17, 2020
Body
size
is
a
key
life-history
trait
that
influences
community
assembly
by
affecting
how
ecological
processes
operate
at
the
organism
level.
However,
extent
to
which
relative
of
mediate
differentially
sized
soil
organisms
still
unknown.
Here,
we
investigate
microorganisms
and
microfauna
using
continental-scale
sampling
effort
combined
with
global-scale
meta-analysis.
Our
results
reveal
general
relationship
between
body
stochastic-deterministic
balance
operating
on
assembly.
The
smallest
(bacteria)
are
relatively
more
influenced
dispersal-based
stochastic
processes,
while
larger
ones
(fungi,
protists
nematodes)
structured
selection-based
deterministic
processes.
This
study
elucidates
significant
consistent
an
distinct
in
mediating
their
respective
assemblages,
thus
providing
better
understanding
mechanisms
supporting
biodiversity.
Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
27(24), С. 5238 - 5251
Опубликована: Окт. 28, 2018
Abstract
Belowground
microbial
communities
strongly
influence
ecosystem
function
such
that
predicting
may
rely
on
understanding
ecological
processes
assemble
communities.
Uncertainty
remains,
however,
in
what
governs
the
relative
contributions
of
different
processes.
To
help
fill
this
knowledge
gap,
we
test
general
hypothesis
both
initial
state
and
degree
change
environmental
conditions
govern
assembly
do
so,
leveraged
regional‐scale
nutrient
organic
matter
addition
experiments
used
soil
(SOM)
as
a
proxy
integrated
conditions.
Consistent
with
our
hypothesis,
found
amount
SOM
SOM—in
response
to
addition—influenced
These
influences
were
most
clearly
observed
at
regional
scale,
suggesting
potential
scale
dependence.
More
specifically,
additions
homogenized
bacterial
community
composition
due
enhanced
homogenizing
dispersal
when
content
was
initially
high.
In
contrast,
led
divergence
variable
selection
low
and/or
increased
significantly
additions.
Our
findings
indicate
important
connections
among
conditions,
variables
conceptual
inferences
highlight
need
strengthen
between
theory
biogeochemical
modelling.
Paddy
soil
dissolved
organic
matter
(DOM)
represents
a
major
hotspot
for
biogeochemistry,
yet
we
know
little
about
its
chemodiversity
let
alone
the
microbial
community
that
shapes
it.
Here,
leveraged
ultrahigh-resolution
mass
spectrometry,
amplicon,
and
metagenomic
sequencing
to
characterize
molecular
distribution
of
DOM
taxonomic
functional
diversity
in
paddy
soils
across
China.
We
hypothesized
variances
significantly
associate
with
changes
composition.We
report
both
profiles
revealed
geographic
patterns
were
associated
variation
mean
monthly
precipitation,
annual
temperature,
pH.
was
correlated
diversity.
An
increase
molecules
categorized
as
peptides,
carbohydrates,
unsaturated
aliphatics,
decrease
those
belonging
polyphenolics
polycyclic
aromatics,
proportional
some
taxa,
such
Syntrophobacterales,
Thermoleophilia,
Geobacter,
Spirochaeta,
Gaiella,
Defluviicoccus.
composition
also
relative
abundances
metabolic
pathways,
anaerobic
carbon
fixation,
glycolysis,
lignolysis,
fermentation,
methanogenesis.Our
study
demonstrates
continental-scale
is
profile
potential
rice
microbiome.
Abiotic
factors
have
distinct
effect
on
structure
can
influence
vice
versa.
Deciphering
these
associations
underlying
mechanisms
precipitate
understanding
complex
ecology
soils,
well
help
assess
effects
human
activities
biogeochemistry
greenhouse
gas
emissions
soils.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
9(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 2, 2018
The
hyporheic
corridor
(HC)
encompasses
the
river-groundwater
continuum,
where
mixing
of
groundwater
(GW)
with
river
water
(RW)
in
HC
can
stimulate
biogeochemical
activity.
Here
we
propose
a
novel
thermodynamic
mechanism
underlying
this
phenomenon
and
reveal
broader
impacts
on
dissolved
organic
carbon
(DOC)
microbial
ecology.
We
show
that
thermodynamically
favorable
DOC
accumulates
GW
despite
lower
concentration,
RW
contains
less-favorable
DOC,
but
at
higher
concentrations.
This
indicates
is
protected
from
oxidation
by
low
total
energy
within
pool,
whereas
favorability
species.
GW-RW
overcomes
these
protections
stimulates
respiration.
Mixing
models
coupled
geophysical
molecular
analyses
further
tipping
points
spatiotemporal
dynamics
indicate
important
hydrology-biochemistry-microbial
feedbacks.
Previously
unrecognized
mechanisms
regulated
may
therefore
strongly
influence
riverine
ecosystems.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
9
Опубликована: Июнь 8, 2018
Knowledge
of
dynamic
interactions
between
natural
organic
matter
(NOM)
and
microbial
communities
is
critical
not
only
to
delineate
the
routes
NOM
degradation/transformation
carbon
(C)
fluxes,
but
also
understand
community
evolution
succession
in
ecosystems.
Yet,
these
processes
subsurface
environments
are
usually
studied
independently,
a
comprehensive
view
has
been
elusive
thus
far.
In
this
study,
we
fed
sediment-derived
dissolved
(DOM)
groundwater
microbes
continually
analyzed
transformation
DOM
over
50-day
incubation.
To
document
fine-scale
changes
chemistry,
applied
high-resolution
Fourier
transform
ion
cyclotron
resonance
mass
spectrometry
(FT-ICR
MS)
soft
X-ray
absorption
spectroscopy
(sXAS).
We
monitored
trajectory
biomass,
structure
activity
time
period.
Together,
analyses
provided
an
unprecedented
indigenous
microbes.
Microbial
decomposition
labile
C
was
immediately
evident
from
biomass
increase
total
(TOC)
decrease.
The
change
composition
closely
related
turnover:
early
stages
incubation
influenced
by
relatively
tannin-
protein-like
compounds;
while
later
evolved
be
most
correlated
with
less
lipid-
lignin-like
compounds.
These
function,
coupled
contribution
products
pool
affected
further
DOM,
culminating
stark
time.
Our
study
demonstrates
distinct
response
biotransformation
which
improves
our
understanding
processes,
groundwater.