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Seasonal drivers of picoeukaryotic community structure and assembly in complex aquatic systems: A case study of the Changjiang (Yangtze) River Estuary and East China Sea
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• Seasonal hydrodynamics shape picoeukaryotic community structure and assembly. • Winter mixing weakens water mass effects, elevating stochastic processes. • Summer stratification enhances deterministic processes and water mass effects. • Parasitic Syndiniales act as key network components across both seasons. • Keystone taxa shift from cosmopolitan in winter to compartmentalized in summer.
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Community assembly process
Community structure
High-throughput sequencing
Protists
Water masses
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