We investigated the composition, source, and reactivity of sedimentary organic matter (OM)
present in aquaculture systems along the Korean coast. A multi-isotopic approach was …

The degradation from larger plastic to tiny pieces permits its extensive allocation in different
trophic levels and readily persists in the aquatic marshy food web. This first baseline …

Abstract The Cochin Backwaters in India are part of the Vembanad-Kol system, which is a
protected wetland and one of the largest estuarine ecosystems in South Asia. The …

The grain size, clay mineralogy and geochemistry were studied in the sediment cores
collected from the mangrove environments of the Zuari estuary to understand sources and …

This paper presents the first detailed investigation on the residual levels of organochlorine
insecticide (OCI) concentrations in the Cochin estuarine sediment. It aims in elucidate their …

Spatio-temporal distribution dynamics of various biochemical components in Thrissur Kole
wetland were analyzed to assess the quality of organic matter (OM) and trophic status …

Understanding the spatial distribution and sources of sedimentary organic matter (OM) in
coastal environments is crucial for effective water quality management and the preservation …

Marine sediments are an important part of the marine environment and the world's greatest
organic carbon source. Sediment microorganisms are important regulators of major …

We investigated spatial and temporal changes in the quality of sedimentary organic matter
and trophic status of the Cochin estuarine system, southwest coast of India. Sediment …

Fraction composition of sediment bound phosphorous (P) in Vembanad wetland was
investigated to explore the distribution, dynamics and bioavailability of P. Surface sediments …