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Most commonly studied for the detrimental effects caused in marine environments, the impacts of '''Microplastics''' on soil ecosystems have been largely neglected [1]. The main sources of microplastic pollution in soil is thought to be plastic mulching film and waste water irrigation. | Most commonly studied for the detrimental effects caused in marine environments, the impacts of '''Microplastics''' on soil ecosystems have been largely neglected [1]. The main sources of microplastic pollution in soil is thought to be plastic mulching film and fertilizer produced through waste water irrigation. | ||
== Accumulation in Fertilizer== | == Accumulation in Fertilizer== | ||
Revision as of 02:56, 6 May 2019
Most commonly studied for the detrimental effects caused in marine environments, the impacts of Microplastics on soil ecosystems have been largely neglected [1]. The main sources of microplastic pollution in soil is thought to be plastic mulching film and fertilizer produced through waste water irrigation.