ArticleMicrobiology spectrum2026
Effects of the tidal dehydration stress on epiphytic bacterial community of the intertidal macroalga
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Intertidal macroalgae and their epiphytic bacteria experience periodic dehydration-rehydration cycles due to tidal fluctuations. The influence of tidal dehydration on algal epiphytic bacteria remains poorly understood. This study investigated the effect of tidal dehydration on epiphytic bacterial communities of macroalga IMPORTANCE: The adaptive mechanisms of the intertidal macroalgal-epiphytic bacterial symbiotic system to periodic tidal dehydration stress play a crucial role in maintaining coastal ecosystem stability. Although numerous studies have investigated the effects of tidal dehydration on intertidal macroalgae, the impact of dehydration on the epiphytic bacteria has received much less attention. Our investigation revealed that tidal dehydration stress significantly alters both the community structure and metabolic functions of the epiphytic bacteria on
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