Dynamics of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic microbial community during a cyanobacterial bloom.
Dynamics of the prokaryotic and eukaryotic microbial community during a cyanobacterial bloom.
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蓝藻水华期间原核和真核微生物群落的动态。
DOI:
10.1093/bbb/zbab179
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发表时间:
2021
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K. Shimizu
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作者:
Yilin Qian;K. Okano;Miwa Kodato;Michiko Arai;Takeru Yanagiya;Qintong Li;C. Amano;K. Ruike;T. Itayama;N. Iwami;M. Utsumi;Z. Lei;Zhenya Zhang;N. Sugiura;K. Shimizu
Toxic cyanobacterial blooms frequently develop in eutrophic freshwater bodies worldwide. Microcystis species produce microcystins (MCs) as a cyanotoxin. Certain bacteria that harbor the mlr gene cluster, especially mlrA, are capable of degrading MCs. However, MCs-degrading bacteria may possess or lack mlr genes (mlr+ and mlr- genotypes, respectively). In this study we investigated the genotype that predominantly contributes to biodegradation and cyanobacterial predator community structure with change in total MCs concentration in an aquatic environment. The two genotypes co-existed but mlr+ predominated, as indicated by the negative correlation between mlrA gene copy abundance and total MCs concentration. At the highest MCs concentrations, predation pressure by Phyllopoda, Copepoda, and Monogononta (rotifers) was reduced; thus, MCs may be toxic to cyanobacterial predators. The results suggest cooperation between MCs-degrading bacteria and predators may reduce Microcystis abundance and MCs concentration.