In-situ responses of phytoplankton to graphene photocatalysis in the eutrophic lake Xingyun, southwestern China

Zhang, Yun; Zhang, Hucai; Chang, Fengqin; Xie, Ping; Liu, Qi; Duan, Lizeng; Wu, Han; Zhang, Xiaonan; Peng, Wei; Xu, Le

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.130489

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“…Also, the connection between electric conductivity and pesticide residues in water was also studied by Ref. [ 55 ], It was reported that some pesticides, like atrazine and simazine, had a positive correlation between electric conductivity and their concentrations, In addition [ 56 ], discovered a positive correlation between electric conductivity and the levels of specific pesticides, such as carbofuran and chlorpyrifos, in water samples.…”

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Seasonal variations in the levels of glyphosate in soil, water and crops from three farm settlements in Oyo state, Nigeria

Ayoola,

Olujimi,

Bada

et al. 2023

Heliyon

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Seasonal variations in the levels of glyphosate in soil, water and crops from three farm settlements in Oyo state, Nigeria

Ayoola,

Olujimi,

Bada

et al. 2023

Heliyon

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“…Significant changes in the community structure were found as Microcystis were significantly reduced, while the abundances of Anabaena and Aphanizomenon species greatly increased after graphene photocatalysis treatment. The abundances of Chlorophyta, Euglenophyta, Pyrrophyta, and Cryptophyta species significantly increased, whereas in the case of eutrophic diatom species decreased abundances were observed in the treated area [59].…”

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Towards Understanding the Factors behind the Limited Integration of Multispecies Ecotoxicity Assessment in Environmental Risk Characterisation of Graphene-Family Materials—A Bibliometric Review

Fekete-Kertész,

László,

Molnár

2023

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Even though graphene-family materials (GFMs) hold great promise for various applications, there are still significant knowledge gaps in ecotoxicology and environmental risk assessment associated with their potential environmental impacts. Here, we provide a critical perspective on published ecotoxicity studies of GFMs based on meticulous bibliometric research. Based on the results of our review paper, in order to fill in the current critical knowledge gaps, the following issues are recommended for consideration: performing more studies on GFMs’ effects at environmentally relevant concentrations and more field and laboratory studies with marine and terrestrial organisms. It is also recommended to assess the ecotoxicity of GFMs in more environmentally relevant conditions, such as in trophic chain transfer studies and by multispecies exposure in micro- or mesocosms, as well as gaining insights into the interactive effects between GFMs and environmental pollutants. It was also revealed that despite their widespread detection in different environmental compartments the potential impacts of GFMs in complex test systems where hierarchical trophic organisation or trophic transfer studies are significantly under-represented. One of the main causes was identified as the difficulties in the physicochemical characterisation of GFMs in complex terrestrial test systems or aquatic micro- and mesocosm studies containing a sediment phase. The lack of tools for adequate characterisation of GFMs in these complex test systems may discourage researchers from conducting experiments under environmentally relevant test conditions. In the coming years, fundamental research about these complex test systems will continue to better understand the mechanism behind GFM toxicity affecting organisms in different environmental compartments and to ensure their safe and sustainable use in the future.

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The effect of graphene photocatalysis on microbial communities in Lake Xingyun, southwestern China

Liu

Zhang

Chang

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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In-situ responses of phytoplankton to graphene photocatalysis in the eutrophic lake Xingyun, southwestern China

Cited by 16 publications

References 61 publications

Seasonal variations in the levels of glyphosate in soil, water and crops from three farm settlements in Oyo state, Nigeria

Seasonal variations in the levels of glyphosate in soil, water and crops from three farm settlements in Oyo state, Nigeria

Towards Understanding the Factors behind the Limited Integration of Multispecies Ecotoxicity Assessment in Environmental Risk Characterisation of Graphene-Family Materials—A Bibliometric Review

The effect of graphene photocatalysis on microbial communities in Lake Xingyun, southwestern China

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