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  1. Dissolved Organic Carbon Shapes Sediment Bacterial Diversity in Continental Lakes
  2. Habitat Affinity of Riverine Dissolved Organic Matter Linked to Molecular Traits
  3. Unveiling the dark matter of riverine dissolved organic matter and its role in molecular chemodiversity
  4. Environmental and microbial factors shape dissolved organic matter across multiple ecosystems
  5. From External Pressure to Internal Drivers: Anthropogenic Disturbance and Positive Feedback Trigger Deep Lake Regime Shifts
  6. Climate change and human pressures erode habitat preferences of riverine dissolved organic matter
  7. Toward the Chemogeography of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Global Ocean
  8. Microplastics Amplify Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Freshwater Sediments through Synergistic Interactions
  9. Dissecting Trends in the Latitudinal Diversity Gradient of Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Freshwater Lakes Across Scales
  10. Eco-evolutionary strategies drive viral diversification in nutrient-poor soils across elevation gradients
  11. N2O emissions from a multi-habitat lake: Patterns and controls
  12. Microbial Responses to Temperature Change Mediated by Nutrient Enrichment
  13. Quantifying spatiotemporal decoupling of GDGT-temperature relationships in a deep alpine lake
  14. Convergence and divergence of microbial communities in river- Qinghai lake sediment continuum on Tibetan Plateau
  15. The Emergence and Promise of Functional Chemogeography of Organic Matter
  16. Biogeography of soda lake microbiome and uneven cross-continent transition rates
  17. Microbial genomic database of the Yangtze River, the third-longest river on Earth
  18. Embracing dissolved organic matter under environmental change: A trait-based perspective
  19. Geographical patterns and drivers of dissolved organic matter in the global ocean
  20. iDOM: Statistical analysis of dissolved organic matter characterized by high‐resolution mass spectrometry
  21. Exploring the response of bacterial community functions to microplastic features in lake ecosystems through interpretable machine learning
  22. Functional and Taxonomic Diversity is Associated With Resource Use Efficiency in Epilithic Algae of Subtropical Qinhuai River, China
  23. Differentiated fatty acid allocation of Daphnia magna helped to maintain their population under food quality deterioration
  24. Molecular activity mediates the composition and assembly of dissolved organic matter in lake sediments
  25. Trait–environmental relationships reveal microbial strategies of environmental adaptation
  26. Microplastics Generate Less Mineral Protection of Soil Carbon and More CO2 Emissions
  27. Complex microplastics significantly influence the assembly process of lake bacterial communities
  28. Soil bacteria and fungi on tropical mountainsides: Joint effects of weathering, climate, and chemical factors
  29. Atmospheric CO2 absorption and counteraction by CH4 emission across contrasting habitats in a large eutrophic lake
  30. The diversity and biogeography of bacterial communities in lake sediments across different climate zones
  31. Acidic proteomes are linked to microbial alkaline preference in African lakes
  32. Microbial nitrogen nutrition links to dissolved organic matter properties in East African lakes
  33. Significant diurnal variations in nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from two contrasting habitats in a large eutrophic lake (Lake Taihu, China)
  34. A Global Comparison of Stream Diatom Beta Diversity on Islands Versus Continents Across Scales
  35. Molecular activity mediates the composition and assembly of dissolved organic matter in lake sediments
  36. Photochemical processes drive thermal responses of dissolved organic matter in the dark ocean
  37. Unveiling the deterministic dynamics of microbial meta-metabolism: a multi-omics investigation of anaerobic biodegradation
  38. Beta diversity patterns and driving mechanisms of stream bacteria and fungi on Mt. Kilimanjaro
  39. Quantifying the functional genes of C, N, P, and S cycling in a deep lake: Depth patterns and drivers
  40. Socioeconomic drivers of the human microbiome footprint in global sewage
  41. Warming-induced shifts in alpine soil microbiome: An ecosystem-scale study with environmental context-dependent insights
  42. Carbon and Nutrient Limitations of Microbial Metabolism in Xingkai Lake, China: Abiotic and Biotic Drivers
  43. The structure of bacteria–fungi bipartite networks along elevational gradients in contrasting climates
  44. iDOM: Statistical analysis of dissolved organic matter based on high-resolution mass spectrometry
  45. Strong and weak trait–environment associations in subarctic stream diatoms
  46. Biotic and abiotic factors interplay in structuring the dynamics of microbial co-occurrence patterns in tropical mountainsides
  47. Machine-learning based approach to examine ecological processes influencing the diversity of riverine dissolved organic matter composition
  48. Organic carbon sink dynamics and carbon sink-source balance in global lakes during the Anthropocene
  49. Molecular properties of dissolved organic matter across Earth systems: A meta-analysis
  50. Organic carbon sink dynamics and carbon sink-source balance in global lakes during the Anthropocene
  51. Organic carbon sink dynamics and carbon sink-source balance in global lakes during the Anthropocene
  52. Network Complexity and Stability of Microbes Enhanced by Microplastic Diversity
  53. Experimental warming accelerates positive soil priming in a temperate grassland ecosystem
  54. Chemodiversity of riverine dissolved organic matter: Effects of local environments and watershed characteristics
  55. Temperature sensitivity of organic carbon decomposition in lake sediments is mediated by chemodiversity
  56. Industrial and agricultural land uses affected the water quality and shaped the bacterial communities in the inflow rivers of Taihu Lake
  57. Thermal responses of dissolved organic matter under global change
  58. Environmental stress mediates groundwater microbial community assembly
  59. Climate and Environmental Variables Drive Stream Biofilm Bacterial and Fungal Diversity on Tropical Mountainsides
  60. Global patterns and drivers of dissolved organic matter across Earth systems: Insights from H/C and O/C ratios
  61. Temperature-dependent trophic associations modulate soil bacterial communities along latitudinal gradients
  62. Water Level Fluctuations Modulate the Microbiomes Involved in Biogeochemical Cycling in Floodplains
  63. Editorial: Community series in the wildlife gut microbiome and its implication for conservation biology, volume II
  64. Strong cascading impacts of micropollutants on planktonic food web in urban river
  65. Stream diatom community assembly processes in islands and continents: A global perspective
  66. Climate‐associated variation in the drivers of benthic macroinvertebrate species–area relationships across shallow freshwater lakes
  67. The vertical distribution of modern pollen in the southeastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau, China
  68. Patterns and drivers of prokaryotic communities in thermokarst lake water across Northern Hemisphere
  69. Elevational microbial β diversity and community assembly processes in subarctic ponds
  70. Antimony efflux underpins phosphorus cycling and resistance of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria in mining soils
  71. Eukaryotes contribute more than bacteria to the recovery of freshwater ecosystem functions under different drought durations
  72. Viruses Regulate Microbial Community Assembly Together with Environmental Factors in Acid Mine Drainage
  73. Increasing diversity and biotic homogenization of lake plankton during recovery from acidification
  74. On the shape and origins of the freshwater species–area relationship
  75. Intercropping enhances microbial community diversity and ecosystem functioning in maize fields
  76. Dark Matter Enhances Interactions within Both Microbes and Dissolved Organic Matter under Global Change
  77. Taxonomic dependency of beta diversity for bacteria, archaea, and fungi in a semi-arid lake
  78. Stream diatom biodiversity in islands and continents—A global perspective on effects of area, isolation and environment
  79. Sediment organic matter properties facilitate understanding nitrogen transformation potentials in East African lakes
  80. Extracellular enzyme stoichiometry reveals carbon and nitrogen limitations closely linked to bacterial communities in China’s largest saline lake
  81. Microbial and Environmental Processes Shape the Link between Organic Matter Functional Traits and Composition
  82. Ecological networks of dissolved organic matter and microorganisms under global change
  83. Growth rate determines prokaryote-provirus network modulated by temperature and host genetic traits
  84. Repeated introduction of micropollutants enhances microbial succession despite stable degradation patterns
  85. A comprehensive evaluation of organic micropollutants (OMPs) pollution and prioritization in equatorial lakes from mainland Tanzania, East Africa
  86. Distance decay 2.0 – A global synthesis of taxonomic and functional turnover in ecological communities
  87. Eutrophication decrease compositional dissimilarity in freshwater plankton communities
  88. Contrasting elevational patterns and underlying drivers of stream bacteria and fungi at the regional scale on the Tibetan Plateau
  89. Interactions and Stability of Gut Microbiota in Zebrafish Increase with Host Development
  90. The Self-Organization of Marine Microbial Networks under Evolutionary and Ecological Processes: Observations and Modeling
  91. Gut Microbiome Succession in Chinese Mitten Crab Eriocheir sinensis During Seawater–Freshwater Migration
  92. Embracing mountain microbiome and ecosystem functions under global change
  93. Spatiotemporal dependency of resource use efficiency on phytoplankton diversity in Lake Taihu
  94. Eutrophication causes microbial community homogenization via modulating generalist species
  95. Phylogenetic divergence and adaptation of Nitrososphaeria across lake depths and freshwater ecosystems
  96. Elevation-related climate trends dominate fungal co-occurrence network structure and the abundance of keystone taxa on Mt. Norikura, Japan
  97. Taxonomic Dependency of Beta Diversity for Bacteria, Archaea and Fungi in a Semi-Arid Lake
  98. Ecosystem functioning is linked to microbial evenness and community composition along depth gradient in a semiarid lake
  99. Eutrophication and predation mediate zooplankton diversity and network structure
  100. Temperature and Precipitation Drive Elevational Patterns of Microbial Beta Diversity in Alpine Grasslands
  101. Quantifying Microbial Associations of Dissolved Organic Matter under Global Change
  102. Understanding Responses of Soil Microbiome to the Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition in Metasequoia glyptostroboides Plantations of Different Ages
  103. Ecological indicators for aquatic biodiversity, ecosystem functions, human activities and climate change
  104. Linking pollution to biodiversity and ecosystem multifunctionality across benthic-pelagic habitats of a large eutrophic lake: A whole-ecosystem perspective
  105. Protists modulate fungal community assembly in paddy soils across climatic zones at the continental scale
  106. Recurrent micropollutant exposure leads to divergent degradation abilities and community succession in a freshwater microbiome
  107. Quantifying microbial associations of dissolved organic matter under global change
  108. Algal blooms modulate organic matter remineralization in freshwater sediments: A new insight on priming effect
  109. Vertical Stratification of Dissolved Organic Matter Linked to Distinct Microbial Communities in Subtropic Estuarine Sediments
  110. Metagenomic insights into soil microbial communities involved in carbon cycling along an elevation climosequences
  111. Temperature and Precipitation Drive Elevational Patterns of Microbial Beta Diversity in Alpine Grasslands
  112. Linking historical vegetation to bacterial succession under the contrasting climates of the Tibetan Plateau
  113. A few dominant bacteria and their genomic basis in mediating distinct ecosystem functions
  114. Editorial: The Wildlife Gut Microbiome and Its Implication for Conservation Biology
  115. Cross-taxon congruence of aquatic microbial communities across geological ages in Iceland: Stochastic and deterministic processes
  116. Microbial species performance responses to environmental changes: genomic traits and nutrient availability
  117. Mobile genetic elements mediate the mixotrophic evolution of novel Alicyclobacillus species for acid mine drainage adaptation
  118. Warming exacerbates the impact of nutrient enrichment on microbial functional potentials important to the nutrient cycling in shallow lake mesocosms
  119. Factors influencing the biodiversity of three microbial groups within and among islands of the Baltic Sea
  120. Distance decay 2.0 – a global synthesis of taxonomic and functional turnover in ecological communities
  121. Nitrogen budget at sediment–water interface altered by sediment dredging and settling particles: Benefits and drawbacks in managing eutrophication
  122. Elevation-related climate trends dominate fungal co-occurrence patterns on Mt. Norikura, Japan
  123. Host development overwhelms environmental dispersal in governing the ecological succession of zebrafish gut microbiota
  124. Dispersal–niche continuum index: a new quantitative metric for assessing the relative importance of dispersal versus niche processes in community assembly
  125. Host–microbiota interactions and responses to grass carp reovirus infection in Ctenopharyngodon idellus
  126. Taxonomic dependency of beta diversity components in benthic communities of bacteria, diatoms and chironomids along a water-depth gradient
  127. Soil metabolome correlates with bacterial diversity and co-occurrence patterns in root-associated soils on the Tibetan Plateau
  128. The effects of abiotic and biotic factors on taxonomic and phylogenetic diversity of stream epilithic bacteria around Qiandao Lake
  129. Climate mediates continental scale patterns of stream microbial functional diversity
  130. Contrasting patterns and drivers of soil bacterial and fungal diversity across a mountain gradient
  131. Front Cover
  132. Ecological processes underlying community assembly of aquatic bacteria and macroinvertebrates under contrasting climates on the Tibetan Plateau
  133. The co-regulation of nitrate and temperature on denitrification at the sediment-water interface in the algae-dominated ecosystem of Lake Taihu, China
  134. Mountain biodiversity and ecosystem functions: interplay between geology and contemporary environments
  135. Beta diversity of stream bacteria in Hengduan Mountains: The effects of climatic and environmental variables
  136. Temperature drives local contributions to beta diversity in mountain streams: Stochastic and deterministic processes
  137. Next-generation sequencing reveals fecal contamination and potentially pathogenic bacteria in a major inflow river of Taihu Lake
  138. Author Correction: Continental scale structuring of forest and soil diversity via functional traits
  139. Water-level fluctuations are key for phytoplankton taxonomic communities and functional groups in Poyang Lake
  140. Continental scale structuring of forest and soil diversity via functional traits
  141. The Relative Abundance of Benthic Bacterial Phyla Along a Water-Depth Gradient in a Plateau Lake: Physical, Chemical, and Biotic Drivers
  142. Understanding environmental change through the lens of trait-based, functional, and phylogenetic biodiversity in freshwater ecosystems
  143. Using traits to explain interspecific variation in diatom occupancy and abundance across lakes and streams
  144. Urbanization Impacts the Physicochemical Characteristics and Abundance of Fecal Markers and Bacterial Pathogens in Surface Water
  145. Biodiversity patterns across taxonomic groups along a lake water-depth gradient: Effects of abiotic and biotic drivers
  146. Different roles for geography, energy and environment in determining three facets of freshwater molluscan beta diversity at broad spatial scales
  147. Elevational patterns and hierarchical determinants of biodiversity across microbial taxonomic scales
  148. Bacterioplankton Metacommunity Processes across Thermal Gradients: Weaker Species Sorting but Stronger Niche Segregation in Summer than in Winter in a Subtropical Bay
  149. Climate warming leads to divergent succession of grassland microbial communities
  150. Stream diatoms exhibit weak niche conservation along global environmental and climatic gradients
  151. Climatic and ecological changes of the past 1900 years inferred from long-chain alkenones in Kusai Lake, northern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau
  152. Macro and Microelements Drive Diversity and Composition of Prokaryotic and Fungal Communities in Hypersaline Sediments and Saline–Alkaline Soils
  153. Microbial Functional Gene Diversity Predicts Groundwater Contamination and Ecosystem Functioning
  154. Assessment of Water Quality and Identification of Pollution Risk Locations in Tiaoxi River (Taihu Watershed), China
  155. Soil pH is a major driver of soil diazotrophic community assembly in Qinghai-Tibet alpine meadows
  156. A meta-analysis of nestedness and turnover components of beta diversity across organisms and ecosystems
  157. Thermal barriers constrain microbial elevational range size via climate variability
  158. Local and geographical factors jointly drive elevational patterns in three microbial groups across subarctic ponds
  159. Contrasting patterns of diversity of abundant and rare bacterioplankton in freshwater lakes along an elevation gradient
  160. Dynamic Succession of Groundwater Sulfate-Reducing Communities during Prolonged Reduction of Uranium in a Contaminated Aquifer
  161. Interactive effects of temperature and nutrients on biodiversity along mountain elevation gradients
  162. Fifteen-year study of environmental dredging effect on variation of nitrogen and phosphorus exchange across the sediment-water interface of an urban lake
  163. Bacterial metacommunity organization in a highly-connected aquatic system
  164. A monotonically declining elevational pattern of bacterial diversity in freshwater lake sediments
  165. Environmental filtering decreases with fish development for the assembly of gut microbiota
  166. Deterministic assembly processes govern bacterial community structure in the Fynbos, South Africa
  167. Regional and global elevational patterns of microbial species richness and evenness
  168. Bacterial responses to environmental change on the Tibetan Plateau over the past half century
  169. Soil pH and biome are both key determinants of soil archaeal community structure
  170. Distinct soil bacterial communities along a small-scale elevational gradient in alpine tundra
  171. Profiling bacterial diversity in a limestone cave of the western Loess Plateau of China
  172. pH Influences the Importance of Niche-Related and Neutral Processes in Lacustrine Bacterioplankton Assembly
  173. Patterns of Bacterial Diversity Along a Long-Term Mercury-Contaminated Gradient in the Paddy Soils
  174. Higher seasonal variation of actinobacterial communities than spatial heterogeneity in the surface sediments of Taihu Lake, China
  175. Phylogenetic beta diversity in bacterial assemblages across ecosystems: deterministic versus stochastic processes
  176. Habitat species pools for phylogenetic structure in microbes
  177. Soil bacterial communities shaped by geochemical factors and land use in a less-explored area, Tibetan Plateau
  178. Patterns of elevational beta diversity in micro- and macroorganisms
  179. Molecular Detection of Novel Anammox Bacterial Clusters in the Sediments of the Shallow Freshwater Lake Taihu
  180. Phylogenetic clustering increases with elevation for microbes
  181. Do Patterns of Bacterial Diversity along Salinity Gradients Differ from Those Observed for Macroorganisms?
  182. Productivity-Diversity Relationships in Lake Plankton Communities
  183. Spatial distribution and stratigraphic characteristics of surface sediments in Taihu Lake, China
  184. Contrasting patterns in elevational diversity between microorganisms and macroorganisms
  185. Assessment of nutrients and heavy metals enrichment in surface sediments from Taihu Lake, a eutrophic shallow lake in China
  186. Heterogeneity of archaeal and bacterial ammonia-oxidizing communities in Lake Taihu, China
  187. Genetic Diversity of Eukaryotic Plankton Assemblages in Eastern Tibetan Lakes Differing by their Salinity and Altitude
  188. Characterization of Bacterial Communities Associated with Organic Aggregates in a Large, Shallow, Eutrophic Freshwater Lake (Lake Taihu, China)
  189. Assessment of heavy metal contamination in the sediments of Nansihu Lake Catchment, China
  190. Characteristic of phosphorus release with the control of pH of sediments from Meiliang Bay, Lake Taihu
  191. Spatial heterogeneity of oxygen exchange between sediment-water interface in lakes
  192. High beta diversity of bacteria in the shallow terrestrial subsurface
  193. Nitrogen and phosphorus forms and release risks of lake sediments from the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River
  194. Comparison of PCR primer-based strategies for characterization of ammonia oxidizer communities in environmental samples
  195. Distribution of Bioavailable Phosphorus (BAP) in lake sediments of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River
  196. Migration mechanism of biogenic elements and their quantification on the sediment-water interface of Lake Taihu:Ⅱ. chemical thermodynamic mechanism of phosphorus release and its source-sink transition
  197. Processes and mechanism of effects of sludge dredging on internal source release in lakes
  198. Migration Mechanism of Biogenic Elements and Their Quantification on the Sediment-water Interface of Lake Taihu: I.Spatial Variation of the Ammonium Release Rates and Its Source and Sink Fluxes
  199. Processes and mechanism of effects of sludge dredging on internal source release in lakes
  200. Predicted shifts in microbial patterns along mountain streams under climate change