Ecological interactions are important for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem functions.
Particularly in stream biofilms, little is known about the distributional patterns of different …

High mountain freshwater systems are particularly sensitive to the impacts of global warming
and relevant environmental changes. Microorganisms contribute substantially to …

Aquatic biodiversity plays a significant role in maintaining the ecological balance and the
overall health of riverine ecosystems. Elevation is an important factor influencing biodiversity …

Contemporary environmental factors such as temperature and pH are generally identified as
primary influences on microbial diversity, while the role of geological processes remain …

Bacteria are diverse and play important roles in biogeochemical cycling of aquatic
ecosystems, but the global distribution patterns of bacterial communities in lake sediments …

Determining the factors influencing the elevational gradient of soil microbial diversity is a
fundamental yet unresolved aspect of microbial ecology. Despite the considerable research …

Understanding the elevational patterns of soil microbial diversity is crucial for microbial
biogeography, yet the elevational patterns of diversity across different climatic zones, trophic …

Soil bacteria, the predominant microbiota in soil, are subject to the law of minimum and the
law of tolerance, but the assembly patterns of soil bacteria in response to environmental …