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Number and size classification of microplastics (categorised as fibres and other) in 50-g (dry) < 2 mm soil samples by region, profile and horizon (horizon data are separated by/).
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I can't write an accurate summary here because the abstract provided is just a repeat of the title, with no actual findings, methods, or data shared (like how many microplastics were found, in which regions, or what it means). To give you a useful, accurate summary, I'd need details such as: which regions were studied, how microplastic levels compared across soil depths, and what the researchers concluded about sources or risks. If you can share the full abstract or key results, I'll turn them into a clear, plain-language summary.
Number and size classification of microplastics (categorised as fibres and other) in 50-g (dry) < 2 mm soil samples by region, profile and horizon (horizon data are separated by/).
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