Freshwater bacteria are at the hub of biogeochemical cycles and control water quality in
lakes. Despite this, little is known about the identity and ecology of functionally significant …

Bacteria may be critical for the functionality, associated productivity, and risk profile of
wastewater based algal systems. Both wastewaters and algal stocks act as sources of …

The main objective of this study was to investigate the antibiotic resistance (AR) levels in
wastewater (WW) and the impact on the receiving river. Samples were collected once per …

Coastal ecosystem structures and functions are changing under natural and anthropogenic
influences. In this study, surface sediment samples were collected from disturbed zone (DZ) …

Algae blooms are frequently triggered owing to the improvements in aquatic trophic levels.
The aggregated algae from these blooms are eventually dead and accumulate on sediment …

In eutrophic lakes, heterotrophic bacteria are closely associated with algal detritus and play
a crucial role in nutrient cycling. However, the seasonal and spatial dynamics of free‐living …

Particle-associated bacteria (PAB) and free-living bacteria (FLB) from aquatic environments
during phytoplankton blooms differ in their physical distance from algae. Both the …

Bacteria play an important role in the decomposition and cycling of a variety of compounds
in freshwater aquatic environments, particularly nutrient-rich eutrophic lakes. A unique …

Sediment microbial communities play an important role in lake trophic status. This study
determined millions of Illumina reads (16S rRNA gene amplicons) to compare the bacterial …

Aims: The purpose of this study was to discuss how the environmental inputs and
anthropogenic activities impact bacterial communities in the sediments of a shallow …