Since the discovery of multicellular cable bacteria in marine sediments in 2012, they have
attracted widespread attention and interest due to their unprecedented ability to generate …

Cable bacteria have been identified and detected worldwide since their discovery in marine
sediments in Aarhus Bay, Denmark. Their activity can account for the majority of oxygen …

Aim The geographical distribution of bacteria is an important, but poorly understood, topic in
microbial ecology. A major question is how broadly distributed generalist taxa, and limitedly …

Previous studies have demonstrated that e-SO x can regulate the sedimentary release of
phosphorus (P) in brackish and marine sediments. When e-SO x is active, an iron (Fe) and …

Cable bacteria play an essential role in biogeochemical processes in sediments by long-
distance electron transport (LDET). A potential relationship has been found between cable …

Microorganisms are key players in the global biogeochemical sulfur cycle. Among them,
some have garnered particular attention due to their electrical activity and ability to perform …

An overload of labile organic matter triggers the water blackening and odorization in urban
rivers, leading to a unique microbiome driving biogeochemical cycles in these anoxic …

Electroactive microorganisms (EAMs) play a vital role in biogeochemical cycles by
facilitating extracellular electron transfer. They demonstrate remarkable adaptability to river …

This review focuses on new approaches adopted by microorganisms to acquire energy in
oligotrophic and low-energy hydrosphere habitats, which involves increasing income …

Anthropogenic activities greatly impact nitrogen (N) biogeochemical cycling in aquatic
ecosystems. High N concentrations in coastal aquaculture waters threaten fishery …