Cyanobacterial distributions are shaped by abiotic factors including temperature, light and nutrient availability as well as biotic factors such as grazing and viral infection. In this study, we investigated the abundances of T4‐like and T7‐like cyanophages and the extent of picocyanobacterial infection in the cold, high‐nutrient‐low‐chlorophyll, sub‐Antarctic waters of the southwest Pacific Ocean during austral spring. Synech...

Drought extent and severity have increased and are predicted to continue to increase in many parts of the world. Understanding tree vulnerability to drought at both individual and species levels is key to ongoing forest management and preparation for future transitions in community composition. The influence of subsurface hydrologic processes is particularly important in water‐limited ecosystems, and is an under‐studied aspect...