University of Missouri Researchers Develop Algae Strain That Can Remove Microplastics from Water Researchers at the University of Missouri have engineered a strain of algae capable of capturing microplastic particles from water, according to a study published in May 2026 in Nature Communications. The modified algae produce limonene, an orange-scented oil that renders their surface water-repellent, causing nearby microplastics to adhere and form clumps that sink for easy collection. Susie Dai, a professor in the College of Engineering and principal investigator at the Bond Life Sciences Center, said microplastics are pervasive in aquatic environments and that current wastewater treatment plants…
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