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Microplastic Composition in Soils Reflects Anthropogenic Inputs Across Contrasting Land Uses
Microplastic contamination of soils is influenced by both land use and anthropogenic inputs, yet the extent to which polymer composition reflects potential sources remains poorly understood. In this study, microplastics were quantified in soils under contrasting land uses within a representative con
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