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Decoupling the Dynamics of Bacterial Taxonomy and Antibiotic Resistance Function in a Subtropical Urban Reservoir as Revealed by High-Frequency Sampling
Rainfall and water temperature co-drive changes in structure and assembly of prokaryotic and eukaryotic communities in a subtropical riverine reservoir
Exploring the environmental influences and community assembly processes of bacterioplankton in a subtropical coastal system: Insights from the Beibu Gulf in China
Nutrient gradients and environmental filtering drive bacterial assembly and co-occurrence networks across sediment–water habitats during wetland restoration: Contrasting rare and abundant bacteria
Spatial and temporal dynamics of actinobacteria in drinking water reservoirs: Novel insights into abundance, community structure, and co-existence model
Distinct community assembly processes and habitat specialization driving the biogeographic patterns of abundant and rare bacterioplankton in a brackish coastal lagoon
Cyanobacterial blooms specifically alter the dispersal-mediated taxonomic and functional vertical similarity of microbial communities in a subtropical reservoir
Rare bacterial biosphere is more environmental controlled and deterministically governed than abundant one in sediment of thermokarst lakes across the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Contrasting Assembly and Network Roles of Abundant and Rare Bacteria in Reservoir and Soil Habitats
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