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Impact of the size and shape of microplastics on their ingestion and excretion by BSF larvae during waste bioconversion
SPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional REpository
2024
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Christelle Planche,
Christelle Planche,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Siebe Lievens,
Tom Van der Donck,
Tom Van der Donck,
Tom Van der Donck,
Jason Sicard,
Siebe Lievens,
Tom Van der Donck,
Jason Sicard,
Mik Van Der Borght
Christelle Planche,
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Christelle Planche,
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Christelle Planche,
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Mik Van Der Borght
Summary
Researchers investigated how the size and shape of microplastics affect their ingestion and excretion rates by black soldier fly (BSF) larvae during organic waste bioconversion, examining the implications for microplastic fate in biological waste treatment systems.
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