Publications by authors named "Wenmeng Zheng"
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- Artificial reefs (ARs) enhance marine ecosystems and promote sustainable use of marine resources by altering biological communities and fostering species succession.
- Microbial communities are particularly affected by AR deployment, playing a key role in ecosystem health, stability, and nutrient cycling, while their changes in abundance, diversity, and distribution influence the overall community structure.
- The article highlights gaps in current research on microbial community risks in AR environments, offering insights into the intricate relationships between microorganisms and larger marine organisms during the development of marine ranches.
Seasonal low-oxygen in marine ranching in the northern Yellow Sea has been one of the major environmental problems in coastal waters in recent years. Nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) are important nutrients, which are susceptible to the concentration of dissolved oxygen (DO). This article studied the effects of low-oxygen on nutrients represented by N and P fractions in marine ranching in the northern Yellow Sea.
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