Microplastics are prevalent in freshwater, coastal, and deep ocean sediments. However, the
effects of microplastics on sedimentary microbial ecosystems have not been well reported …

The aim of this study was to compare the effects of two vineyard management practices on
the soil and its associated microbiota. The experiments were conducted in two adjacent …

Sediment, as the destination of marine pollutants, often bears much more serious petroleum
pollution than water. Biochar is increasingly utilized for remediating organic pollutant-laden …

Abstract The Northern Indian Ocean (NIO) is one of the most characteristic regions of the
world oceans with diverse oceanographic features. Understanding of the microbial …

The invasive species Spartina alterniflora are widely distributed on the coastline of China. In
this study, three common physical control treatments for S. alterniflora were simulated in the …

As an important coastal “blue carbon sink,” mangrove ecosystems contain microbial
communities with an as-yet-unknown high species diversity. Exploring the assemblage and …

Sedimentary marine habitats are the largest ecosystem on our planet in terms of area.
Marine sediment microbiota govern most of the benthic biological processes and therefore …

The surface sediments as a repository of pelagic environment changes and microbial
community structural succession tend to have a profound effect on global and local nitrogen …

Microplastics are widely used in products of the chemical and cosmetic industries. These
tiny plastics regularly play a role as abrasives in skin‐care cosmetics. Such synthetics flow …

Bioavailability and movement of pollutants through land and underground flows are strongly
related to some of the sediment characteristics, such as clay minerals and organic matter …