Diatom–bacteria interactions evolved during more than 200 million years of coexistence in
the same environment. In this time frame, they established complex and heterogeneous …

Microscale interactions between marine phytoplankton and bacteria shape the
microenvironment of individual cells, impacting their physiology and ultimately influencing …

Phytoplankton blooms fuel marine food webs with labile dissolved carbon and also lead to
the formation of particulate organic matter composed of living and dead algal cells. These …

Diatoms are globally abundant microalgae that form extensive blooms in aquatic
ecosystems. Certain bacteria behave antagonistically towards diatoms, killing or inhibiting …

Protists are nonfungal eukaryotes that represent a vastly diverse component of plant
microbial communities. Predatory protists provide plant microbiome ecosystems with nutrient …

The influence of microalgae on the formation of associated prokaryotic assemblages in
halophilic microbial communities is currently underestimated. The aim of this study was to …

Microalgae are a promising platform for the sustainable production of high-value
compounds, while also serving as robust degraders of toxic pollutants that accumulate in …

Photosynthetic eukaryotes, such as microalgae and plants, foster fundamentally important
relationships with their microbiome based on the reciprocal exchange of chemical …

Labile dissolved organic carbon (LDOC) in the oceans accounts for∼ ¼ of marine primary
production and turns over with a half-life of seconds to days, fueling one of the largest …

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