Risk assessment is critical for identifying target concentrations of antibiotic resistant
pathogens necessary for mitigating potential harmful exposures associated with water …

Contaminated irrigation water is among many potential vehicles of human pathogens to food
plants, constituting significant public health risks especially for the fresh produce category …

Animal manure fertilization facilitates the proliferation and dissemination of antibiotic
resistance genes (ARGs) in soil, posing high risks to humans and ecosystem health …

Advanced oxidation technology based on peroxonosulfate (PMS) has attracted extensive
attention in water treatment research due to its fast reaction speed and wide pH range …

Agricultural soil microorganisms play a crucial role in farmland ecosystems and are integral
to the material cycle in these environments. The composition and abundance of soil …

The distribution of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) has been intensively studied in large-
scale wastewater treatment plants and livestock sources. However, small-scale …

Interactions between bacteriophages (phages) and biofilms remain poorly understood
despite the broad implications for microbial ecology, water quality, and microbiome …

In this paper, the effects of irrigation with different water qualities on the soil characteristics of
8 kinds of garden plants were analyzed. The results showed that soil pH (ranging at 7.76 …

Appropriate management approaches are needed to minimize the proliferation of antibiotic
resistance genes (ARGs) in reclaimed water distribution systems (RWDSs). Six laboratory …

In the present investigation, we utilized zinc nanoparticles (Zn-NPs) and bacterial
endophytes to address the dual challenge of heavy metal (HM) toxicity in soil and …