Microplastics and benthic animals reshape the geochemical characteristics of dissolved organic matter by inducing changes in keystone microbes in riparian sediments

Feng, Yuanyuan; Duan, Jinjiang; Yang, Cheng; Zou, Qingping; Chen, Ziwei; Pu, Jia; Xiang, Yu; Chen, Mengli; Fan, Meikun; Zhang, Han

doi:10.1016/j.envres.2024.119806

Environmental Research

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2024.119806

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Microplastics and benthic animals reshape the geochemical characteristics of dissolved organic matter by inducing changes in keystone microbes in riparian sediments

Yuanyuan Feng,

Jinjiang Duan,

Cheng Yang

et al.

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Microplastics and benthic animals reshape the geochemical characteristics of dissolved organic matter by inducing changes in keystone microbes in riparian sediments

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Ageing behavior of starch-based food packaging bioplastics in riparian sediments and sediment-derived dissolved organic matter in the soil environment

Ageing behavior of starch-based food packaging bioplastics in riparian sediments and sediment-derived dissolved organic matter in the soil environment

Microplastics affect organic nitrogen in sediment: The response of organic nitrogen mineralization to microbes and benthic animals

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