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Microplastics lead to behavioral disorders in soil nematode movement, foraging and food choice
Generally, studies related to microplastic (MP) effects on soil nematodes use agar plate assays, while test conditions with soil are scarce. The overlooked fact is that nematodes can behave differently in their natural soil environment. This study investigated three common soil species, Acrobeloides
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