Author name: John Hutton

In the vast, undulating waters of the Bohai Sea, a microscopic world teems with life, playing a pivotal role in the marine ecosystem’s health and stability. Zooplankton, the tiny organisms that drift with ocean currents, are the unsung heroes of the

In the frigid waters of the Antarctic, a microscopic world thrives, playing a crucial role in global carbon cycling and supporting the foundation of the marine food web. Phytoplankton, the tiny plant-like organisms that drift with the currents, are t

In the bustling waters of Haizhou Bay, a delicate dance between shellfish and phytoplankton is unfolding, one that could reshape the future of aquaculture and marine ecosystem management. A recent study published in *Progress in Fishery Sciences* and

In the vast and vital world of aquaculture, a new study is making waves, promising to reshape how we understand and utilize aquatic germplasm resources. Published in *Progress in Fishery Sciences*, the research, led by WANG Na of the State Key Labora

In the coastal wetlands of southeastern China, a silent transformation is underway, one that extends beyond the visible changes in habitat and delves into the microscopic world of protists. A recent study published in *Applied and Environmental Micro

In the quest for sustainable agricultural practices, a recent study published in *Applied and Environmental Microbiology* has uncovered a promising strategy to combat snap bean root rot, a disease that has long plagued farmers and threatened crop yie

In a promising development for livestock health, researchers have identified a potential new weapon in the fight against Babesia and Theileria parasites, which cause bovine babesiosis and equine piroplasmosis respectively. These microscopic invaders