ArticleMicroorganisms2026
Non-Classical Spring-to-Summer Phytoplankton Community Reorganization in Liaodong Bay Associated with Shifts in Phosphorus Regime and Nutrient Stoichiometry.
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In temperate coastal waters, phytoplankton communities often follow a classical seasonal pattern, with diatoms dominating in spring and dinoflagellates becoming more prominent during summer. However, spring-to-summer phytoplankton community reorganization in eutrophic Liaodong Bay remains poorly characterized. Here, we examined seasonal changes in phytoplankton communities and environmental conditions in Liaodong Bay in spring and summer 2025. The phytoplankton community underwent a marked spring-to-summer reorganization that differed from the classical seasonal pattern. In spring, dinoflagellates accounted for 63.51% of total community abundance, with the heterotrophic dinoflagellate
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