1. Sun, F., C. Wang, and H. Yang, 2021: Physicochemical Factors Drive Bacterial Communities in an Aquaculture Environment. Front. Environ. Sci., 9,709541.

2. Mai, Z., M. Ye, Y. Wang, S. Y. Foong, L. Wang, F. Sun*, and H. Cheng, 2021: Characteristics of Microbial Community and Function With the Succession of Mangroves. Front. Microbiol., 12, 764974.

3. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, M.-L. Wu, C.-C. Sun, Z.-Y. Jiang, H. Cheng, and J. Fei, 2021: Bacterial community variations in the South China Sea driven by different chemical conditions. Ecotoxicology, 30,1808-1815.

4. Sun, F., and Z. Xu, 2021: Significant differences in intestinal microbial communities in aquatic animals from an aquaculture area. J. Mar. Sci. Eng, 9,104.

5. Sun, F., Z. Xu, and L. Fan, 2021: Response of heavy metal and antibiotic resistance genes and related microorganisms to different heavy metals in activated sludge. J. Environ. Manage., 300,113754.

6. Sun, F., C. Wang, H. Chen, and Z. Zheng, 2020: Metagenomic Analysis of the Effect of Enteromorpha prolifera Bloom on Microbial Community and Function in Aquaculture Environment. Curr. Microbiol., 77, 816–825.

7. Sun, F., C. Wang, L. Chen, G. Weng, and Z. Zheng, 2020: The intestinal bacterial community of healthy and diseased animals and its association with the aquaculture environment. Appl. Microbiol. Biotech., 104,775-783.

8. Sun, F., C. Wang, Y. Wang, K. Tu, Z. Zheng, and X. Lin, 2020: Diatom red tide significantly drive the changes of microbiome in mariculture ecosystem. Aquaculture, 520,734742.

9. Sun, F., M. Wu, Y. Wang, C. Sun, and Z. Xu, 2020: Diversity and potential function of bacterial communities in different upwelling systems. Estuar. Coast. Shelf Sci., 237,106698.

10. Sun, F., H. Yang, G. Wang, and Q. Shi, 2020: Combination Analysis of Metatranscriptome and Metagenome Reveal the Composition and Functional Response of Coral Symbionts to Bleaching During an El Niño Event. Front. Microbiol., 11,448.

11. Sun, F., Y. Wang, C. Wang, L. Zhang, K. Tu, and Z. Zheng, 2019: Insights into the intestinal microbiota of several aquatic organisms and association with the surrounding environment. Aquaculture, 507,196-202.

12. Sun, F.-L., L.-L. Fan, Y.-S. Wang, and L.-Y. Huang, 2019: Metagenomic analysis of the inhibitory effect of chromium on microbial communities and removal efficiency in A2O sludge. J. Hazard. Mater, 368,523-529.

13. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, M.-L. Wu, and C.-C. Sun, 2017: Cyanobacterial community diversity in the sediments of the Pearl River Estuary in China. Sci. Mar., 81,477-485.

14. Lin, G., F. Sun*, C. Wang, L. Zhang, and X. Zhang, 2017: Assessment of the effect of Enteromorpha prolifera on bacterial community structures in aquaculture environment. Plos one, 12,e0179792.

15. Sun, F.-L., L.-L. Fan, and G.-J. Xie, 2016: Effect of copper on the performance and bacterial communities of activated sludge using Illumina MiSeq platforms. Chemosphere, 156,212-219.

16. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, M.-L. Wu, C.-C. Sun, and H. Cheng, 2015: Spatial and vertical distribution of bacterial community in the northern South China Sea. Ecotoxicology, 24,1478-1485.

17. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, M.-L. Wu, Z.-Y. Jiang, C.-C. Sun, and H. Cheng, 2014: Genetic diversity of bacterial communities and gene transfer agents in northern South China Sea. Plos one, 9,e111892.

18. Wang, C.-z., G.-r. Lin, T. Yan, Z.-p. Zheng, B. Chen, and F.-L. Sun*, 2014: The cellular community in the intestine of the shrimp Penaeus penicillatus and its culture environments. Fish. Sci., 80,1001-1007.

19. Zhang, X.-Z., J.-J. Xie, and F.-L. Sun*, 2014: Effects of three polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons on sediment bacterial community. Curr. Microbiol., 68,756-762.

20. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, C.-C. Sun, Y.-L. Peng, and C. Deng, 2012: Effects of three different PAHs on nitrogen-fixing bacterial diversity in mangrove sediment. Ecotoxicology, 21,1651-1660.

21. Sun, F.-L., Y.-S. Wang, M.-L. Wu, Y.-T. Wang, and Q. Li, 2011: Spatial heterogeneity of bacterial community structure in the sediments of the Pearl River estuary. Biologia, 66,574-584.