Photovoltaic and Aquaculture Environments Consistently Reduce Bacterial Diversity but Divergently Influence Ecological Stability: New Insights from Subsidence Lakes

Key Points

• Reduced bacterial diversity was observed in environments with photovoltaic and aquaculture systems, indicating major ecological changes.
• Ecological stability was found to vary, showing different responses to photovoltaic compared to aquaculture settings.
• Observational analysis of subsidence lakes was conducted to assess bacterial diversity and ecological conditions.
• Findings highlight the need for tailored strategies in managing these environments for sustainability.