ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2025
The assembly processes and network characteristics of bacterial, fungal and archaeal communities in the middle Yangtze River and river-connected lakes.
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Abstract
Despite the crucial ecological roles of bacterial, fungal and archaeal communities in rivers and lakes, their interactions and dynamic changes in large, hydrologically-connected river-lake systems remain poorly understood. This study investigated the biogeographic patterns, assembly processes and co-occurrence network characteristics of bacterial, fungal and archaeal communities in the middle reaches of Yangtze River (MYR) and its two largest connected lakes, Dongting Lake (DTL) and Poyang Lake (PYL). Our results revealed significant spatial heterogeneity in microbial diversity and composition, with higher sedimentary microbial diversity in lakes than in the river. Stochastic processes, particularly dispersal limitation, dominated community assembly across all habitats.
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