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Phytoremediation as a Tool to Remove Drivers of Antimicrobial Resistance in the Aquatic EnvironmentNARA Subscribed
Antimicrobials, heavy metals, and biocides are ubiquitous contaminants frequently detected in water bodies across the globe. These chemicals are known as drivers of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), as these chemicals can select for resistance. Tools and processes, are therefore, needed to remove these chemicals from the environment to tackle the environmental component of AMR. Aquatic phytoremediation is a nature-inspired green...
Larvae of marine calcifying organisms are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of elevated p CO 2 on shell formation because of their rapid calcification rates, reduced capacity to isolate calcifying fluid from seawater, and use of more soluble polymorphs of calcium carbonate. However, parental exposure to elevated p CO 2 could benefit larval shell formation through transgenerational plastic responses. We examined th...
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