Microplastics (MPs) may significantly affect the bioavailability of coexisting pollutants in soil
by adsorption-desorption behavior. However, the mechanisms underlying these interaction …

New methods are essential to characterize the performance of substitute procedures for
detecting therapeutic action (s) of a chemical or key signal of toxicological events. Herein, it …

The coexistence of pesticides and plastic film residues in agricultural soils poses a
significant threat to soil organisms due to their potential long-term contamination and …

Widespread use of the new chiral triazole fungicide mefentrifluconazole (MFZ) poses a
threat to soil organisms. Although triazole fungicides have been reported to induce …

Heavy metal contamination presents a profound threat to terrestrial biodiversity, yet the
genetic adaptation and evolution of field organisms under persistent stress are poorly …

Thallium (Tl), though not essential for biological systems, is widely used in industrial
activities, resulting in soil pollution and adverse effects on soil biota. Systematic toxicological …

The ecological risks of sewage sludge biochar (SSB) after land use is still not truly reflected.
Herein, the ecological risks of SSB prepared at different temperature were investigated …

This study investigated the combined effects of rockwool, a novel seedling substrate, and
tricyclazole (TCA) on the bioavailability of TCA to Eisenia fetida. The single addition of …

The speciation, bioaccumulation, and toxicity of the newly deposited atmospheric heavy
metals in the soil-earthworm (Eisenia fetida) system were investigated by a fully factorial …

Sulfhydryl attapulgite is an effective material for soil remediation, but its potential toxicity to
animals in soil is not fully understood. Using Eisenia fetida as the test organism, the …