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Climate extremes intensify global lake eutrophication by increasing the stress resistance of harmful bloom-forming algae - Nature Communications

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By Chenyu Wang, Mengmeng Wang, Mengjiao Xie, Liya Qi, Menggaoshan Chen, Xiaohua Song, Zhi Zhou, Xiaoli Shi, Jingyun Yin, Yong’an Wei, Minxiang Xu, Liyu Pan, Ai-Jun Miao, Liuyan Yang
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Abstract Lake eutrophication is increasingly shaped by climate extremes, but how short-lived events yield persistent blooms remains unclear. Using global satellite records and laboratory and field experiments, here we show that heatwaves and extreme precipitation drive bloom dynamics beyond gradual warming. In harmful bloom-forming algae (HBFA), heatwaves trigger oxidative stress that rapidly induces intracellular polyphosphate and stabilisomes, dense polyphosphate-rich organelles.
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