Table_3_Eco-Plastics in the Sea: Succession of Micro- and Macro-Fouling on a Biodegradable Polymer Augmented With Oyster Shell.xlsx

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Table_3_Eco-Plastics in the Sea: Succession of Micro- and Macro-Fouling on a Biodegradable Polymer Augmented With Oyster Shell.xlsx

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Impacts of Marine Plastic Debris (MPD) on marine ecosystems are among the most critical environmental concerns of the past three decades. Virgin plastic is often cheaper to manufacture than recycled plastics, increasing rates of plastic released into the environment and thereby impacting ecosystem health and functioning. Along with other environmental effects, MPD can serve as a vector for marine hitchhikers, facilitating unwanted organisms’ transport and subsequent spread. Consequently, ther...

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22 Jun, 2022

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François Audrézet / Xavier Pochon / Oliver Floerl / Marie-Joo Le Guen / Branwen Trochel / Victor Gambarini / Gavin Lear / Anastasija Zaiko

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https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Table_3_Eco-Plastics_in_the_Sea_Succession_of_Micro-_and_Ma...

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bacterial and eukaryotic community structure / biosecurity / bio-polymer / DNA barcoding / marine plastic debris / non-indigenous species (NIS) / Oceanography / Biological Oceanography / Chemical Oceanography / Physical Oceanography / Marine Engineering / Marine Geoscience / Marine Biology

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