ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2022
Deterministic processes shape bacterial community assembly in a karst river across dry and wet seasons.
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Abstract
Karst rivers are particularly vulnerable to bacterial pollution because immigrations are easily diffused from the surrounding environments due to their strong hydraulic connectivity. However, the assembly mechanism in shaping riverine bacterial biogeography is still poorly understood, especially for an ecosystem in the karst area. Here, 16S rRNA genes were used to explore the spatiotemporal and biogeographical patterns of bacterial communities from the Chishui River in the dry and wet seasons, and explore the impact of external immigration on the assembly of water bacterial communities. Our results showed clear spatiotemporal patterns of bacterial communities with a more pronounced seasonal rather than spatial fluctuation, which appeared to be dependent on seasonal-related environmental factors (e.g., temperature and turbidity). The bacterial communities exhibited a significant (
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