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Aquatic Microbial Ecology

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Aquatic Microbial Ecology

A leading journal in its field, AME covers all aspects of aquatic microbial dynamics, in particular viruses, prokaryotes and eukaryotes -- planktonic and benthic, autotrophic and heterotophic -- in marine, limnetic and brackish habitats. As a companion journal to MEPS, it strives for the same quality criteria, quick publication and high technical standards.

AME issues are built online, with articles appearing individually as soon as editorial modifications are approved by the authors and without waiting for an issue to be full. Production time is thus further reduced. Issues are printed when complete.

AME is a registered Plan S Transformative Journal (TJ) committed to increasing the proportion of Open Access (OA) research content by at least 5% in absolute terms and at least 15% in relative terms, year-on-year. When 75% of the research content is published OA, the journal will “flip” to fully OA. During the transformation process. Until 31 December 2024, AME may be financially supported by cOAlition S funders. See also Transformative Journals in the "For Authors" section.

Print : ISSN 0948-3055

Online : ISSN 1616-1564

Recent volumes Earlier volumes In press

Published volumes are listed according to subscription year.

2022: 88
2021: 86 87
2020: 84 85
2019: 82 (
1Vol 82, pages 1-100
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2Vol 82, pages 111-224
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3Vol 82, pages 225-306
), 83 (
1Vol 83, pages 1-108
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2Vol 83, pages 109-201
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3Vol 83, pages 203-308
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2018: 80 (
1, Vol 80, pages 1-103
2, Vol 80, pages 105-207
3)Vol 80, pages 209-312
, 81, (
1, Vol 81, pages 1-94
2, Vol 81, pages 95-200
3)Vol 81, pages 201-299
2017: 79 (
1, Vol 79, pages 1-83
2, Vol 79, pages 85-175
3)Vol 79, pages 177-283

Early volumes (more than five years since publication) are freely accessible to all users.

Early volumes (more than five years since publication) are freely accessible to all users. They are listed according to the subscription year to which they belonged.

2016: 77 (
1, Vol 77, pages 1-63
2,Vol 77, pages 91-123
3),Vol 77, pages 125-196
78 (
1, Vol 78, pages 1-63
2, Vol 78, pages 65-133
3)Vol 78, pages 135-200
2015: 75 (
1, Vol 75, pages 1-90
2, Vol 75, pages 91-185
3), Vol 75, pages 187-281
76 (
1, Vol 76, pages 1-83
2, Vol 76, pages 85-174
3), Vol 76, pages 175-255
2014: 73 (
1, Vol 73, pages 1-91
2, Vol 73, pages 93-183
3), Vol 73, pages 185-272
74 (
1, Vol 74, pages 1-94
2, Vol 74, pages 95-185
3), Vol 74, pages 187-277
2013: 70 (
1, Vol 70, pages 1-92
2, Vol 70, pages 93-186
3), Vol 70, pages 187-272
71 (
1, Vol 71, pages 1-97
2, Vol 71, pages 99-191
3), Vol 71, pages 193-284
72 (
1, Vol 72, pages 1-97
2, Vol 72, pages 98-185
3), Vol 72, pages 187-280
2012: 66 (
1, Vol 66, pages 1-106
2, Vol 66, pages 107-209
3), Vol 66, pages 211-300
67 (
1, Vol 67, pages 1-89
2, Vol 67, pages 91-175
3), Vol 67, pages 177-263
68 (
1, Vol 68, pages 1-90
2, Vol 68, pages 91-184
3), Vol 68, pages 185-272
69 (
1, Vol 69, pages 1-92
2, Vol 69, pages 93-181
3), Vol 69, pages 183-261
2011: 62 (
1, Vol 62, pages 1-108
2, Vol 62, pages 109-213
3), Vol 62, pages 215-310
63 (
1, Vol 63, pages 1-00
2, Vol 63, pages 101-205
3), Vol 63, pages 207-309
64 (
1, Vol 64, pages 1-104
2, Vol 64, pages 105-203
3), Vol 64, pages 205-309
65 (
1, Vol 65, pages 1-102
2, Vol 65, pages 103-206
3), Vol 65, pages 207-302
2010: 58 (
1, Vol 58, pages 1-107
2, Vol 58, pages 109-213
3), Vol 58, pages 215-328
59 (
1, Vol 59, pages 1-101
2, Vol 59, pages 103-206
3), Vol 59, pages 207-306
60 (
1, Vol 60, pages 1-108
2, Vol 60, pages 109-213
3), Vol 60, pages 215-313
61 (
1, Vol 61, pages 1-104
2, Vol 61, pages 105-218
3), Vol 61, pages 219-305
2009: 54 (
1, Vol 54, pages 1-112
2, Vol 54, pages 113-216
3), Vol 54, pages 217-318
55 (
1, Vol 55, pages 1-104
2, Vol 55, pages 105-207
3), Vol 55, pages 209-300
56 (
1, Vol 56, pages 1-108
2-3), Vol 56, pages 109-322
57 (
1, Vol 57, pages 1-112
2, Vol 57, pages 113-220
3), Vol 57, pages 221-362
2008: 50 (
1, Vol 50, pages 1-102
2, Vol 50, pages 103-207
3), Vol 50, pages 209-311
51 (
1, Vol 51, pages 1-103
2, Vol 51, pages 105-208
3), Vol 51, pages 209-310
52 (
1, Vol 52, pages 1-106
2, Vol 52, pages 107-207
3), Vol 52, pages 209-296
53 (
1, Vol 53, pages 1-149
2, Vol 53, pages 151-242
3), Vol 53, pages 243-332
2007: 47 (
1, Vol 47, pages 1-106
2, Vol 47, pages 107-212
3), Vol 47, pages 213-311
48 (
1, Vol 48, pages 1-104
2, Vol 48, pages 105-205
3), Vol 48, pages 207-308
49 (
1, Vol 49, pages 1-100
2, Vol 49, pages 101-206
3), Vol 49, pages 207-311
2006: 43 (
1, Vol 43, pages 1-106
2, Vol 43, pages 107-207
3), Vol 43, pages 209-309
44 (
1, Vol 44, pages 1-103
2, Vol 44, pages 105-206
3), Vol 44, pages 207-315
45 (
1, Vol 45, pages 1-99
2, Vol 45, pages 101-206
3), Vol 45, pages 207-312
46 (
1, Vol 46, pages 1-106
2, Vol 46, pages 107-207
3), Vol 46, pages 209-307
2005: 39 (
1, Vol 39, pages 1-105
2, Vol 39, pages 107-209
3), Vol 39, pages 211-312
40 (
1, Vol 40, pages 1-101
2, Vol 40, pages 103-203
3), Vol 40, pages 205-312
41 (
1, Vol 41, pages 1-102
2, Vol 41, pages 103-207
3), Vol 41, pages 209-305
42 (
1, Vol 42, pages 1-104
2, Vol 42, pages 105-208
3), Vol 42, pages 209-310
2004: 34 (
1, Vol 34, pages 1-104
2, Vol 34, pages 105-206
3), Vol 34, pages 207-307
35 (
1, Vol 35, pages 1-103
2, Vol 35, pages 105-205
3), Vol 35, pages 207-308
36 (
1, Vol 36, pages 1-105
2, Vol 36, pages 107-200
3), Vol 36, pages 201-310
37 (
1, Vol 37, pages 1-107
2, Vol 37, pages 109-208
3), Vol 37, pages 209-310
38 (
1, Vol 38, pages 1-101
2, Vol 38, pages 103-201
3), Vol 38, pages 203-307
2003: 30 (
1, Vol 30, pages 1-101
2, Vol 30, pages 103-205
3), Vol 30, pages 207-302
31 (
1, Vol 31, pages 1-108
2, Vol 31, pages 109-209
3), Vol 31, pages 211-312
32 (
1, Vol 32, pages 1-103
2, Vol 32, pages 105-207
3), Vol 32, pages 209-313
33 (
1, Vol 33, pages 1-105
2, Vol 33, pages 107-205
3), Vol 33, pages 207-308
2002: 28 (
1, Vol 28, pages 1-104
2, Vol 28, pages 105-211
3), Vol 28, pages 213-311
29 (
1, Vol 29, pages 1-105
2, Vol 29, pages 107-209
3), Vol 29, pages 211-312
2001: 24 (
1, Vol 24, pages 1-107
2, Vol 24, pages 109-207
3), Vol 24, pages 209-311
25 (
1, Vol 25, pages 1-102
2, Vol 25, pages 103-206
3), Vol 25, pages 207-309
26 (
1, Vol 26, pages 1-102
2, Vol 26, pages 103-207
3), Vol 26, pages 209-311
27 (
1, Vol 27, pages 1-102
2, Vol 27, pages 103-207
3), Vol 27, pages 209-311
2000: 21 (
1, Vol 21, pages 1-102
2, Vol 21, pages 103-209
3), Vol 21, pages 211-307
22 (
1, Vol 22, pages 1-101
2, Vol 22, pages 103-213
3), Vol 22, pages 215-313
23 (
1, Vol 23, pages 1-101
2, Vol 23, pages 103-212
3), Vol 23, pages 213-311
1999: 17 (
1, Vol 17, pages 1-110
2, Vol 17, pages 111-209
3), Vol 17, pages 211-321
18 (
1, Vol 18, pages 1-103
2, Vol 18, pages 105-205
3), Vol 18, pages 207-312
19 (
1, Vol 19, pages 1-103
2, Vol 19, pages 105-204
3), Vol 19, pages 205-312
20 (
1, Vol 20, pages 1-105
2, Vol 20, pages 107-212
3), Vol 20, pages 213-303
1998: 14 (
1, Vol 14, pages 1-112
2, Vol 14, pages 113-213
3), Vol 14, pages 215-314
15 (
1, Vol 15, pages 1-102
2, Vol 15, pages 103-209
3), Vol 15, pages 211-314
16 (
1, Vol 16, pages 1-102
2, Vol 16, pages 103-204
3), Vol 16, pages 205-314
1997: 12 (
1, Vol 12, pages 1-104
2, Vol 12, pages 105-202
3), Vol 12, pages 203-300
13 (
1, Vol 13, pages 1-134
2, Vol 13, pages 135-223
3), Vol 13, pages 225-311
1996: 10 (
1, Vol 10, pages 1-103
2, Vol 10, pages 105-211
3), Vol 10, pages 213-318
11 (
1, Vol 11, pages 1-100
2, Vol 11, pages 101-202
3), Vol 11, pages 203-305
1995: 09 (
1, Vol 9, pages 1-104
2, Vol 9, pages 105-201
3), Vol 9, pages 203-308

In-press articles are listed online shortly after acceptance. Prepress abstracts are also made available. These have not yet been fully checked and copyedited and are therefore subject to change before actual publication. The article is however citable as "in press", using the DOI.

Articles

A 1988
Grabowska-Grucza K, Bukowska A, Siuda W, Chróst RJ, Kiersztyn B
Impact of increasing temperature on the taxonomic and metabolic structure of bacterial communities in a global warming context
Prepress abstract

A 1989
Wang X, Yang F, Wang Y
Nitrate availability modulates induced defenses in Phaeocystis globosa against protozoan grazers
Prepress abstract

A 1990
Gerhard WA, Raudabaugh DB, Rojas JA, Gunsch CK
Evaluation of the mycobiome of ballast water and implications for fungal pathogen distribution
Prepress abstract

last update: August 16, 2022