Polymer identity, especially PS and PP, more strongly influences nitrogen pathway shifts in coastal wetlands than microplastic concentration.
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Aqueous PFOS exposure decouples gaseous carbon loss from mineral-associated carbon retention in wetland mesocosms.
Multifactor meta-analysis shows that high concentrations and prolonged exposure to allelochemicals most effectively inhibit Microcystis aeruginosa growth and microcystin release, with effects varying by compound type.
Polyacrylamide conditioning transforms the gel-like structure of digested sludge, with the gel-like structure at flocs level remaining crucial for dewatering efficiency.
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