ArticleApplied and environmental microbiology2025
Prolonged light exposure time enhances the photosynthetic investment in osmotrophic
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The photoperiod, as a critical external environmental signal, triggers a cascade of signaling responses in organisms that significantly affect photosynthetic efficiency and photomorphogenesis in autotrophs, while also influencing behavioral patterns and activity rhythms of heterotrophs. Despite its importance, the mechanisms by which mixotrophs respond to photoperiod changes remain largely unexplored. It is crucial for understanding metabolic plasticity how mixotrophs respond to light availability and make optimal decisions during diurnal transitions by regulating their autotrophic and osmotrophic pathways. Therefore, this study focused on IMPORTANCE: Mixotrophs possess flexible metabolism modes and multiple ecological roles, making them sensitive to environmental changes. Due to their widespread distribution and unique nutritional strategy, they serve as key functional groups in marine and freshwater ecosystems, with significant roles in global biogeochemical cycles. Photoperiod, a critical environmental cue, regulates circadian rhythms and may influence the metabolic strategies of mixotrophs. Therefore, this study focused on how the mixotrophic microorganisms
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