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Linking Protistan Trophic Indicators to Phylogenetic Identity: From Single‐Cell Grazing Evidence to Biogeographic ContextNARA Subscribed
Protists form the foundation of aquatic food webs and drive global nutrient cycles, yet distinguishing which species photosynthesize, graze or do both remains a major challenge because most are uncultivable and community surveys seldom resolve species‐level traits. We developed a field grazing‐scPCR framework that integrates short‐term grazing assays, single‐cell microscopy and 18S rRNA sequencing to link morphology, fluoresce...
Review on Impact Loads for Launch Vehicles and Offshore Launch Platform Dynamic CharacteristicsOA Marine
Offshore rocket launches offer advantages such as unrestricted launch locations, convenient recovery, large effective payload capacity, and long satellite service life. However, due to the complex marine environment, variations in wind, waves, and currents significantly impact the dynamic performance of the launch platform. The study of rocket plume impact on platforms and the influence of wind, waves, and currents on their dy...
Long‐lived subsurface anticyclonic eddy enhances microbial diversity and vertical niche partitioningNARA Subscribed
Subsurface anticyclonic eddies (SAEs) reshape ocean stratification and nutrient–light regimes, yet their microbial and biogeochemical impacts remain poorly resolved. We combined CTD‐ADCP hydrography, nutrient profiles, microscopy and flow‐cytometry, and 18S/16S rRNA transcript sequencing to examine a long‐lived SAE in the northern South China Sea. The lens‐shaped eddy featured a strong velocity core (maximum 0.46 m s −1 at 90...