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Tangled in natural and synthetic microfibers: prevalence, grooming, and spread across honeybees
Plastic and microplastic (MP) pollution have emerged as a global environmental and health concern. Among these contaminants, textile microfibers (MF) constitute a major proportion of MP pollution. This study examines the presence of synthetic and natural MF in Apis mellifera bees and honey across Ar
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