With the development of industrial and agricultural, a large amount of nitrate is produced,
which not only disrupts the natural nitrogen cycle, but also endangers public health. Among …

The estuarine plastisphere, a novel ecological habitat in the Anthropocene, has garnered
global concerns. Recent geochemical evidence has pointed out its potential role in …

Estuaries are significant sources of the ozone-depleting greenhouse gas N 2 O. However,
owing to large spatial heterogeneity and discrete measurements, N 2 O emissions from …

Mangrove aquatic ecosystems receive substantial nitrogen (N) inputs from both land and
sea, playing critical roles in modulating coastal N fluxes. The microbially-mediated …

Co-contaminant of hexavalent chromium [Cr (Ⅵ)] and nitrogen in wastewaters produce
serious environmental problems. However, it remains little in the way of continuous flow …

Efficient nitrate removal from recirculating mariculture system (RMS) water is of significance
since high concentration of nitrate would cause chronic health effects on aquatic organisms …

Water reservoir sediments represent a distinct habitat that harbors diverse microbial
resources crucial for nitrogen cycling processes. The discovery of resuscitation promoting …

The nitrogen (N) removal characteristics in water columns and sediments of shallow lakes,
influenced by various factors, may exhibit spatial variations in lakes with algal–macrophyte …

Declines in dissolved oxygen (DO) levels in aquatic systems worldwide negatively influence
biodiversity, nutrient biogeochemistry, drinking water quality, and greenhouse gas emission …

Protein engineering mechanisms can be an efficient approach to enhance the biochemical
properties of various biocatalysts. Immobilization of biocatalysts and the introduction of new …