Within the wealth of molecules constituting marine dissolved organic matter, carbohydrates
make up the largest coherent and quantifiable fraction. Their main sources are from primary …

Despite the relevance of submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) for ocean
biogeochemistry, the microbial dimension of SGD remains poorly understood. SGD can …

Bacteria play a central role in the cycling of carbon, yet our understanding of the relationship
between the taxonomic composition and the degradation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) …

Microbe-mediated transformation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) contributes
substantially to the carbon dynamics and energy flow of aquatic ecosystems; yet, the …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is one of the most important fluxes in the global carbon
cycle but its response to light exposure remains unclear at a molecular-level. The chemical …

Picocyanobacteria make up half of the ocean's primary production, and they are subjected to
frequent viral infection. Viral lysis of picocyanobacteria is a major driving force converting …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) changes in quantity and quality over time and space,
especially in highly dynamic coastal estuaries. Bacterioplankton usually display seasonal …

Constraining the fate of dissolved organic matter (DOM) delivered by rivers is a key to
understand the global carbon cycle, since DOM mineralization directly influences air‐sea …

In recent years, the global carbon cycle has garnered significant research attention.
However, details of the intricate relationship between planktonic bacteria, hydrochemistry …

Biological carbon pump (BCP) in karst areas has received intensive attention for years due
to their significant contribution to the global missing carbon sink. The stability of …