Data set and R code for Species-specific life-history responses of Daphnia to PS and PHBV nanoplastics

Data set and R code for Species-specific life-history responses of Daphnia to PS and PHBV nanoplastics

Data set and R code for Does biodegradable mean environmentally neutral? Bacterial shifts and species-specific responses of Daphnia to PS and PHBV nanoplastics

Data set and R code for Does biodegradable mean environmentally neutral? Bacterial shifts and species-specific responses of Daphnia to PS and PHBV nanoplastics

Data set and R code for Does biodegradable mean environmentally neutral? Chronic responses of Daphnia species to conventional PS and biodegradable PHBV nanoplastics

Data set and R code for Does biodegradable mean environmentally neutral? Chronic responses of Daphnia species to conventional PS and biodegradable PHBV nanoplastics

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This study tested whether "biodegradable" plastic nanoparticles (made from PHBV) are actually safer for aquatic life than regular plastic nanoparticles (polystyrene), using tiny water creatures called Daphnia as test subjects.