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VOL. 10, ISSUE 6 (2025)
Biodegradation of plastics by insects and their microbial symbionts: An entomological perspective
Authors
Dhiraj E Wagh, Shankar S Yelmame, Laxmikant B Borse
Abstract
One of the most significant environmental concerns in the world, second
only to climate change, is plastic garbage, which has lately been recognized as
having an impact on all living forms, natural environments, and the economy.
Given this difficulty, it is imperative to look for ecologically friendly
alternatives, such as biodegradation, as an alternative to traditional
disposal. But nothing is known about the processes and effectiveness of plastic
biodegradation at the moment. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the
detrimental effects that plastic trash has on the ecosystem. Insects and gut
microbes are also discussed, with a focus on their significant future
contribution to the breakdown of plastics.
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Pages:111-115
How to cite this article:
Dhiraj E Wagh, Shankar S Yelmame, Laxmikant B Borse "Biodegradation of plastics by insects and their microbial symbionts: An entomological perspective". International Journal of Entomology Research, Vol 10, Issue 6, 2025, Pages 111-115
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