Biofilm formation represents a pivotal and adaptable trait among microorganisms within
natural environments. This attribute plays a multifaceted role across diverse contexts …

Plastics, including microplastics, have generally been regarded as harmful to organisms
because of their physical characteristics. There has recently been a call to understand and …

Microplastics (MPs) degradation due to light radiation, weathering, water erosion and
biodegradation might change MPs physical and chemical characteristics and thereby …

The term" Plastisphere" refers to the biofilm layer naturally formed by microorganisms
attaching to plastic surfaces. This layer possesses the capability to adsorb persistent organic …

The recovery phase of mangrove seedlings in coastal wetland ecosystems can be
negatively affected by exposure to external pollutants. This study aimed to investigate the …

Halloysite sample, obtained from Phu Tho province, Vietnam, was utilized to investigate the
adsorption behavior of Cu 2+ ions. Several factors influencing Cu 2+ adsorption efficiency …

Marine microplastic pollution just as ocean acidification and greenhouse effect has attracted
much environmental concern and become a hot research subject for marine researchers …

In aquatic environments, microplastics (MPs) can serve as a vector for pollutants. Pollutants
adsorbed on the surface of microplastics pose a potential risk to aquatic organisms. In this …

Micro/nanoplastics in aquatic environments is a noteworthy environmental problem.
Zooplankton, an important biological group in aquatic ecosystems, readily absorb …