Pesticides are used in modern agriculture to increase crop yields, but they may pose a
serious threat to aquatic ecosystems. Pesticides may enter water bodies through diffuse and …

The presence of organic pollutants in the aquatic environment, usually found at trace
concentrations (ie, between ng L− 1 and μg L− 1 or even lower, known as micropollutants) …

Constructed wetlands with free water surface (FWS CWs) have been used for many
purposes worldwide. Emergent macrophytes play important roles in FWS CWs; they reduce …

The residues of organophosphorus pesticides (OPPs) have been widely detected in rivers,
the gulf, and even groundwater and drinking water, which may pose a serious threat to …

The main contaminant removal processes occurring in subsurface-flow constructed
wetlands treating wastewater are reviewed. Redox conditions prevailing in the wetlands are …

In this paper, the current knowledge on mitigation strategies to reduce pesticide inputs into
surface water and groundwater, and their effectiveness when applied in practice is …

Estuarine Ecohydrology, Second Edition, provides an ecohydrology viewpoint of an estuary
as an ecosystem by focusing on its principal components, the river, the estuarine waters, the …

Domestic wastewater and agricultural runoff are increasingly viewed as major threats to both
aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems due to the introduction of non-point source inorganic (eg …

Recently, much attention has been focused on insecticides as a group of chemicals
combining high toxicity to invertebrates and fishes with low application rates, which …

Chlorpyrifos (CPF) is one of the most toxic pesticides in aquatic ecosystem, but its toxicity
mechanisms to fish are still not fully understood. This study examined the toxicity targets of …