Impacts of a novel controlled-release TiO2-coated (nano-) formulation of carbendazim and its constituents on freshwater macroinvertebrate communities

Nederstigt, Tom A.P.; Peijnenburg, Willie J.G.M.; Schrama, Maarten; Ommen, J. Ruud van; Vijver, Martina G.

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.156554

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“…This was later confirmed for other species (Barmentlo et al, 2018). Nederstigt et al (2022) showed that the impact of carbendazim was more pronounced than observed at similar test concentrations in smaller scale studies which have been performed to date (Daam et al, 2009; Van den Brink et al, 2000). This builds on previous observations of impacts of other stressors in the applied experimental setup, and indicates that the inclusion of natural (re) colonizing communities in ecotoxicological studies allows for a realistic and sensitive evaluation of macroinvertebrate community dynamics.…”

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Contaminant curiosity and pollutant puzzles: Conceptual insights in ecotoxicity and practical implementation of higher-tiered risk assessment.

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Since the soil quality Tool for Risk Identification, Assessment and Display approach introduced the “three lines of evidence” accounting for chemical, toxicological and ecological stressors to explain adverse effects in biota, the assessment of contaminant risks in the environment has significantly evolved. The concept of chemical speciation, related to water characteristics, boosted the understanding of the role of free-ion activities in the overall accumulation of pollutants in biota. New modeling concepts (e.g. biotic ligand models) and measuring techniques were developed. This in turn triggered widespread research addressing the quantitative role of sediment in the overall water quality, focusing on redox interfaces. For contaminant mixtures in river catchments, complex relations between (bio)availability of compounds, including nutrients, help to explain aquatic toxicity. Variation in ecological patterns and processes across environmental or spatiotemporal gradients occur, which may identify ecological factors that influence contaminant fate and effects. Empirical evidence by meta-analysis and theoretical underpinning by modelling showed relationships between population growth rates and carrying capacities, across chemicals and across species. The potentially affected fraction (PAF) of species may be related to the mean species abundance, an often-used indicator in global change studies. Knowledge gaps remain on how pollutants travel through ecological communities and which species and species-relationships are affected. Outdoor experimental systems that examine the natural environment under controlled conditions may be useful at the higher biological level to investigate the impact of stressors on a variety of species, including mutual interactions.

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confidence: 94%

Contaminant curiosity and pollutant puzzles: Conceptual insights in ecotoxicity and practical implementation of higher-tiered risk assessment.

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Hendriks

2023

Aquatic Ecosystem Health &Amp; Management

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Zooplankton community turnover in response to a novel TiO2-coated nano-formulation of carbendazim and its constituents

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Impacts of a novel controlled-release TiO2-coated (nano-) formulation of carbendazim and its constituents on freshwater macroinvertebrate communities

Cited by 4 publications

References 39 publications

Contaminant curiosity and pollutant puzzles: Conceptual insights in ecotoxicity and practical implementation of higher-tiered risk assessment.

Contaminant curiosity and pollutant puzzles: Conceptual insights in ecotoxicity and practical implementation of higher-tiered risk assessment.

Effects of the fungicide carbendazim on the behaviour of the zebrafish Danio rerio (Cypriniformes, Cyprinidae)

Zooplankton community turnover in response to a novel TiO2-coated nano-formulation of carbendazim and its constituents

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