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From A plastic ocean 13. What sticks to microplastics?

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Microalgae, also known as microphytes, are tiny marine plants found floating in the surface layer of the ocean. They exude sticky substances and tend to form clumps when they bump into each other. These aggregates can also stick to other particles, including microplastics.

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