Soil Microplastics is a heterogeneous class of synthetic polymer particles, typically less than 5 mm in diameter, that originate from the degradation of larger plastic debris or are intentionally manufactured at microscopic scales and persist as environmental contaminants in terrestrial ecosystems.
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