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To address the issues of fragmented species information, low knowledge extraction efficiency, and insufficient utilization in the aquaculture domain, the main objective of this study is to construct the first knowledge graph for the Golden Pomfret aquaculture field and optimize the named entity recognition (NER) methods used in the construction process. The dataset contains challenges such as long text processing, strong local...
Understanding how phytoplankton growth responds to temperature is critical for forecasting marine productivity in a warming ocean. While previous laboratory studies have shown that phytoplankton thermal traits such as optimal temperature ( T opt ) can be affected by nutrient availability, it is unclear whether this can be extrapolated to natural communities. To address this, we tested the impacts of nutrient availability on th...
Zooplankton grazers, like copepods, can feed on toxic microalgae and live normally. We hypothesize that gut microbial communities (GMCs) may contribute to the detoxification of the host by changing their compositions and recruiting more beneficial bacteria. Here, we measured the physiological responses of two copepod species ( Acartia sp. and Paracalanus sp.) fed with toxic ( Alexandrium tamarense ) and non-toxic ( Alexandrium...