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Microbial Perspective: Regulatory Mechanisms of Interactions Between Microplastics and Dissolved Organic Matter on Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Aquatic Ecosystems

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2026
Mengxin Xu, Mengxin Xu, Meiqi Huang, Meiqi Huang, Shuang Liu, Shuang Liu, Jinze He, Feng Zhao, Feng Zhao, Bo Shao, Guangli Mu, Hongyang Cui, Panpan Cui, Yingxin Zhao, Yingxin Zhao, Yiwen Liu, Yiwen Liu, Xiaoyu Cui, Yindong Tong

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This is a raw data repository supporting a study on how microplastics interact with dissolved organic matter to influence greenhouse gas emissions in aquatic ecosystems from a microbial perspective. The full study examines the regulatory mechanisms behind these interactions, which matter because microplastics could be altering the carbon cycle in lakes and rivers by changing microbial community behavior.

Raw data supporting the findings of the manuscript titled “Microbial Perspective: Regulatory Mechanisms of Interactions Between Microplastics and Dissolved Organic Matter on Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Aquatic Ecosystems”.

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