The potential of using microalgae for microplastic degradation in aquatic ecosystem
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- 2024-11-01
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Keywords
Environmental science, Degradation (telecommunications), Aquatic ecosystem, Ecosystem, Environmental degradation
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- Harnessing microalgae biosystems for emerging contaminant removal: Key factors, mechanistic insights, advanced strengthening strategies and techno-economic assessment
- “Microplastics in the Anthropocene: Transitioning from conventional filtration to engineered microalgal remediation”
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