ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Study on the spatial distribution characteristics of microbial communities and their environmental driving factors in Bing'an Reservoir after initial impoundment.
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After the initial impoundment of Bing'an Reservoir on the Chishui River, alterations are likely to occur in the structural composition and diversity of microbial communities. To unravel the microbial community diversity, community abundance, phylum composition, and spatial distribution characteristics within the reservoir, this study collected water samples from the surface, shallow, and middle layers. High-throughput sequencing technology targeting the bacterial 16S rRNA-encoding gene was employed to analyze the composition and diversity of microbial communities at different depths. The results demonstrated that the planktonic bacterial community in the reservoir was predominantly composed of prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea), with high microbial diversity and abundance. Among these,
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