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Linking chemical speciation to metal bioavailability : role of dissolved organic matter on cadmium and lead bioavailability by green microalgae
It is recognized that dissolved organic matter (DOM) plays an utmost role in aquatic ecosystems by binding trace metals and influencing their speciation, bioavailability and detrimental effects. DOM is considered to protect the aquatic microorganisms from heavy metal stress by decreasing free metal
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