Contrasting patterns of population structure and reproduction strategies of three sympatric species of Cladophoraceae endemic to Lake Baikal

Cladophora represents a microscopic forest that provides many ecological niches fostering a diverse microbiota, with a complex and intimate relationship between Cladophora and bacteria. Many studies have focused on the microbiology of freshwater Cladophora , but the composition and succession of microorganisms in different life stages of Cladophora , especially in brackish water, have not been explored.

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Network Analysis Indicates Microbial Assemblage Differences in Life Stages of Cladophora

Wang

Zhou

et al. 2023

Appl Environ Microbiol

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Contrasting patterns of population structure and reproduction strategies of three sympatric species of Cladophoraceae endemic to Lake Baikal

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Network Analysis Indicates Microbial Assemblage Differences in Life Stages of Cladophora

Network Analysis Indicates Microbial Assemblage Differences in Life Stages of Cladophora

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