Marginal seas play a critical role in the earth's systems as hotspots of microbially-mediated
nitrogen (N) cycling. Meanwhile, human activities and global changes strongly impact this …

Deltaic systems are characterized by the highest sedimentation rates in the globe.
Meanwhile, sedimentary organic matter therein can be efficiently decomposed so that these …

Abstract The western equatorial Pacific Ocean exhibits a complex pattern of currents and
mesoscale eddies. However, the impacts of dynamic hydrological systems on plankton …

Phytoplankton biomass in estuarine and continental shelf regions are regulated and
modified by physical processes, but these interactions have mostly been investigated at a …

Marine biological activities make a non-negligible contribution to atmospheric aerosols,
leading to potential impacts on the regional atmospheric environment and climate. The …

Nutrient import into eutrophic estuarine‐coastal zones is modulated by river discharge and
anthropogenic activities (agriculture, industry, sewage, etc.). Comparing anthropogenic vs …

Dust deposition can supply nutrients that affect marine phytoplankton, but changing trophic
statuses of the surface ocean increase the complexity of interpreting the process. In this …

Net primary productivity (NPP) is highly sensitive to multiple stressors under progressive and
intensifying climate change and anthropogenic impacts. The importance of understanding …

The Yellow and East China Seas (YECS) are productive continental shelves where
essential nutrients for phytoplankton growth are mainly supplied by the intrusion of the …

Wind mixing is important in regulating dissolved oxygen (DO) variability; however, the
transect response of DO dynamics to wind disturbance has seldom been documented with …