Increased urbanization and anthropogenic activities can alter dissolved organic matter
(DOM) and complicate its interaction with bacteria in rivers' ecosystems, however, there is …

The main objective of the present study is to estimate the heavy metal concentrations and
ecological risk index (ERI) in the seawater of Kakinada Bay. Turbidity, suspended particulate …

Tidal transport from coastal wetlands (“outwelling”), together with riverine fluxes, provide the
most important sources of terrigenous organic matter (OM) to the ocean. The flux of …

Accurate source identification is the first step of pollution control in environmental
emergency management, especially in marine pollution events. Dissolved organic matter …

The optical characteristics of colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) serve as a
convenient tool for evaluating coastal processes, eg, river runoff, anthropogenic inputs …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) from macroalgae is regarded a crucial source of
autochthonous DOM in coastal ocean. In the present study, the characteristics of DOM from …

The dissolved organic matter (DOM) protonated fractions of various hydrophobicities were
correlated with the tropical peat waters' UV–Vis spectral slopes. This study was conducted to …

Tryptophan-like fluorescence (TLF) is used to indicate anthropogenic inputs of dissolved
organic matter (DOM), typically from wastewater, in rivers. We hypothesised that other …

The optical characteristics of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and physicochemical
properties were studied in the coastal waters of the Bay of Bengal off Visakhapatnam for one …

By using the general term 'humic substances'(HS), a vast category is implied of
heterogeneous organic compounds that are naturally occurred, formed under certain …