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River Ecological Health Assessment Based on Microbial Integrity Index and Water Quality Index

Authors: FAN Tingyu; WAN Yi; WANG Shun; WANG Xingming; LU Akang

DOI: 10.7524/j.issn.0254-6108.2024110703Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • M-IBI core parameters (Chao1, Sobs, Acinetobacter relative abundance, hgcl-clade relative abundance) were identified through rigorous screening, providing a standardized, multi-metric index for river health. • • Seasonal M-IBI scores followed winter > autumn > summer > spring, indicating significant temporal variability in microbial community integrity, with winter exhibiting highest health status. • • Spatial analysis revealed downstream water quality superior to upstream, suggesting longitudinal gradients in pollution load and recovery capacity. • • WQI and M-IBI results were spatially and seasonally concordant, yet M-IBI demonstrated higher sensitivity to human disturbance and environmental changes, offering earlier warning signals for ecological degradation.
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