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CHRONIC SALINITY RESHAPES FRESHWATER CILIATE COMMUNITIES: COMMUNITY COMPOSITION, STABILITY, AND TROPHIC INTERACTIONS UNDER HEATWAVE DISTURBANCE IN A MESOCOSM EXPERIMENT
Freshwater salinization and heatwaves are increasingly threatening freshwaters, yet their combined effects on microbial communities remain poorly understood. This study investigated how chronic salinity stress modifies the responses of freshwater ciliate communities to heatwave disturbance using an
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