Microplastics leaving a trace in mangrove sediments ever since they were first manufactured: A study from Indonesia mangroves.

Microplastics leaving a trace in mangrove sediments ever since they were first manufactured: A study from Indonesia mangroves.
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10.1016/j.marpolbul.2023.115517
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发表时间:
2023-09
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5.8
通讯作者:
M. Cordova;Y. I. Ulumuddin;A. A. Lubis-A.;M. T. Kaisupy;Singgih Prasetyo Adi Wibowo;R. Subandi;D. Yogaswara;T. Purbonegoro;J. Renyaan;D. Nurdiansah;U. Sugiharto;D. Shintianata;Sonia Saraswati Meiliastri;Faza Putri Andini;Suratno;Muhammad Ilman;A. W. Anggoro;Basir;S. Cragg
M. Cordova;Y. I. Ulumuddin;A. A. Lubis-A.;M. T. Kaisupy;Singgih Prasetyo Adi Wibowo;R. Subandi;D. Yogaswara;T. Purbonegoro;J. Renyaan;D. Nurdiansah;U. Sugiharto;D. Shintianata;Sonia Saraswati Meiliastri;Faza Putri Andini;Suratno;Muhammad Ilman;A. W. Anggoro;Basir;S. Cragg
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学3区
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作者:
M. Cordova;Y. I. Ulumuddin;A. A. Lubis-A.;M. T. Kaisupy;Singgih Prasetyo Adi Wibowo;R. Subandi;D. Yogaswara;T. Purbonegoro;J. Renyaan;D. Nurdiansah;U. Sugiharto;D. Shintianata;Sonia Saraswati Meiliastri;Faza Putri Andini;Suratno;Muhammad Ilman;A. W. Anggoro;Basir;S. Cragg

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