ArticleMicrobiology spectrum2026
The impact of land-use intensity on the community dynamics of colonial volvocine algae in the Yangtze River Basin.
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Colonial volvocine algae (CVA), which range from four-celled to complex multicellular forms, are vital for understanding life evolution. This study aims to quantify the impacts of human land-use intensity on CVA communities across the Yangtze River Basin and explore how anthropogenic changes drive CVA ecological niche dynamics and assembly processes. Findings reveal that increased land-use intensity reduces forest cover, expands construction land, and elevates water nutrients, thereby worsening water quality. This environmental shift provides elevated nutrient resources for CVA, expanding their ecological niche width (
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