Tanveer Adyel

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University of South Australia

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Tanveer Adyel is a Lecturer at the University of South Australia. His research focuses on environmental science, particularly in the areas of microplastics, ecological health assessments, and the interactions between biodiversity and ecosystem functionality. Recent publications include studies on the impact of plastics on marine carbon cycles and the ecological risks of microplastics in various environments. He is committed to advancing understanding of environmental challenges and their implications for ecological sustainability.

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Yue Yu

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AMIT BHATNAGAR

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LUT School of Engineering Science

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María Belén Alfonso

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Kyushu University

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Size and Structure-Dependent Molecular Fingerprint Transformation of Microplastic-Derived Dissolved Organic Matter in Sunlit Seawater: Implication for Marine Carbon Cycles

Effects of suspended sand concentrations on the surface aging of conventional and biodegradable plastic debris

Assessment of riverine water ecological health from multi-indicator and land use perspectives

3D-printed single-chamber microbial fuel cell biosensor reliably measures nitrates in environmental waters

A Double‐Edged Sword of Biodegradable Microplastics on the Soil Microbial Carbon Pump

Microplastics in the third pole of the world: Abundance and ecological risk assessment

Increasing drying changes the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem multifunctionality

Time to count plastics in climate action

Dynamic changes of leachates of aged plastic debris under different suspended sand concentrations and their toxicity

Transcriptomic and metabolomic responses of maize under conventional and biodegradable microplastic stress

Effects of microplastics on soil microorganisms and microbial functions in nutrients and carbon cycling – A review

Plastic Paradox in Blue Carbon Ecosystems

Prioritising plastic pollution research in blue carbon ecosystems: A scientometric overview

Characterization of the dynamic aging and leached dissolved organic carbon from biodegradable and conventional plastics under photooxidation

Eukaryotes contribute more than bacteria to the recovery of freshwater ecosystem functions under different drought durations

The future of ocean plastics: designing diverse collaboration frameworks

Dynamic responses of carbon metabolism of sediment microbial communities to Ag nanoparticles: Effects of the single and repeated exposure scenarios

Characterization of dynamic plastisphere and their underlying effects on the aging of biodegradable and traditional plastics in freshwater ecosystems

Spatio-temporal succession of microbial communities in plastisphere and their potentials for plastic degradation in freshwater ecosystems

Effects of the Desiccation Duration on the Dynamic Responses of Biofilm Metabolic Activities to Rewetting

Effects of Biofilms on Trace Metal Adsorption on Plastics in Freshwater Systems

Editorial: Plastics in aquatic systems: From transport and fate to impacts and management perspectives

Effects of Selenium in Different Valences on the Community Structure and Microbial Functions of Biofilms

Can the carbon metabolic activity of biofilm be regulated by the hydrodynamic conditions in urban rivers?

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Yue Yu

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María Belén Alfonso

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