Home Library Vertical Stratification and Driving Factors of Microplastics in the South China Sea: Distributions, Mechanisms, and Ecological Risks Peer-reviewed article Published in United States · Academic
Vertical Stratification and Driving Factors of Microplastics in the South China Sea: Distributions, Mechanisms, and Ecological Risks Yongcheng Ding, Miao Yu, Xiang Huang, Hongyu Chen, Feng Yuan, Weiwei Fang, Yuping Yang, Jianqiang Wu, Qing Wang, Songshuo Li, Lijun Xiong, Teng Wang · Environmental Science & Technology , 2025
Bibliographic record bd-001076
Authors Yongcheng Ding (Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences); Miao Yu (School of Social Policy & Practice); Xiang Huang (School of Basic Medical Sciences); Hongyu Chen (School of Geography and Ocean Science); Feng Yuan (School of Geography and Ocean Science); Weiwei Fang (College of Ocean and Earth Sciences); Yuping Yang (National Engineering Research Center of Port Hydraulic Construction Technology); Jianqiang Wu (Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences); Qing Wang (Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences); Songshuo Li (Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences); Lijun Xiong (Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences); Teng Wang (College of Oceanography)
Published 17 Dec 2025
Venue Environmental Science & Technology
Publisher American Chemical Society (ACS)
Source type Peer-reviewed article
Place of publication United States · Academic
Original language English
Access Access conditions unknown
DOI 10.1021/acs.est.5c14470
Regions South China Sea (whole)
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Summary AI-assisted, human-reviewed · Based on the document's abstract The study samples different depths to examine South China Sea microplastic distribution. The authors relate vertical patterns to particle properties and water-column stratification.