Plastisphere research necessitates a multidisciplinary approach that integrates
microbiology, environmental science, and chemistry to gain a comprehensive …

The increasing number of plastic particles in the environment gives rise to a unique
ecological niche called the plastisphere, which is characterized by a dynamic assemblage of …

This research aims to explore the degradation properties of polyethylene terephthalate
(PET) by PET hydrolase (WCCG) in high-temperature composting and its impact on …

Upon entering the marine environment, plastics are colonized by a plethora of
microorganisms to form a plastisphere, influencing the fate and transport of the plastic debris …

Mismanaged plastics, upon entering the environment, undergo degradation through
physicochemical and/or biological processes. This process often results in the formation of …

Agricultural plastic mulching films have been an environmental concern for decades. The
effects of the interactions between the anthropogenic plastisphere and other soil biospheres …

Biodegradable plastics (BPs) are pervasively available as alternatives to traditional plastics,
but their natural degradation characteristics and microbial-driven degradation mechanisms …

Plastisphere, characterized by microbial colonization on plastic debris, has attracted
concern with its adverse environmental effects. The microbial features have been …

Microplastics (MPs) are abundantly present in aquatic environments, where the
phytoplankton—microalgae, are now inevitably bound to a long-term coexistence with them …

Sediments are important sinks for di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), a plasticizer, and thus,
maintaining the sediment quality is essential for eliminating plasticizers in aqueous …