Plastic pollution has been increasingly reported in both marine environment and inland
waters, but their fate is not well understood. Several studies have showed that the surface of …

At present, microplastics (MPs) have gradually become a hot issue in marine environmental
pollution and may pose a potential threat to marine ecosystems. Since MPs are not easily …

The prevalence of microplastics (MPs) in aquatic environments has become the core of
environmental pollution. In recent years, the inevitable biological aging process of MPs in …

Warming, eutrophication, and increased omnivory by small-sized fish are global change
processes that induce major effects on the food web structure and primary producers of …

In a future climate change perspective, the interactions among different life‐forms of primary
producers will likely be altered, leading to changes in the relative dominance among …

Dominant floating and submerged rootless vegetation can be regarded as alternative stable
states world-wide. The competition between these two vegetation types can be strongly …

Macrophytes play a key role in stabilizing clear‐water conditions in shallow freshwater
ecosystems. Their populations are maintained by a balance between plant grazing and …

Microplastics serve as favorable substrates for microbial colonization, promoting biofilm
formation, which consequently facilitates the accumulation of pollutants and aids in the …

Microplastics, as a prominent emerging pollutant in marine environments, pose a serious
threat to the stability of marine ecosystems due to their resistance to biodegradation. MPs act …

Warming and higher nitrogen loading induced by increasing precipitation are expected
scenarios in north temperate regions as consequence of global climate change, with …