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data_Effects of microplastic fibers on soil aggregation and enzyme activities are organic matter dependent
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This is a duplicate dataset record for a study on microplastic fiber effects on soil aggregation and enzyme activities. It is a data repository entry, not a research article.
The dataset of article "effects of microplastic fibers on soil aggregation and enzyme activities are organic matter dependent", DOI: 10.3389/fenvs.2021.650155.
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