TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION BIOMONITORING USING TILLANDSIAS, MOSSES, AND LICHENS

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https://doi.org/10.56579/rei.v8i1.2766

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Air Pollution, Metals, Tillandsias, Mosses, Lichens

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Resumen: Este trabajo aborda el biomonitoreo de contaminantes atmosféricos traza utilizando Tillandsia, musgos y líquenes. Se analizaron 249 registros de las bases de datos Scopus y Web of Science. Predominó el método pasivo (~52%), mientras que el activo representó aproximadamente un 36%. El musgo fue el más utilizado (~52%), probablemente por su abundancia en Asia, seguido por los líquenes (28%) y la Tillandsia (11%). Las principales técnicas empleadas fueron ICP-MS/OES, INAA, XRF y AAS. Los entornos urbanos (35%) e industriales (38,4%) fueron los más estudiados. A pesar de sus limitaciones, el biomonitoreo es una herramienta eficaz, de bajo costo y una solución basada en la naturaleza, adecuada para regiones de bajos ingresos. Rusia y Rumania se destacaron en el periodo de esta investigación (2020–2025), pero en América y África se observa una falta de incentivos, lo que evidencia la necesidad de un mayor apoyo global. También se discutieron factores que pueden interferir en los análisis (diferencias entre especies, requisitos del monitoreo activo, interferencia de condiciones meteorológicas y la captura de material particulado por las plantas).

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Nair Stem, Nuclear and Energy Research Institute

Postdoctoral Researcher at the Nuclear and Energy Research Institute (IPEN/CNEN). She holds a Postdoctoral degree, a Ph.D., and an M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (EPEL-USP), and a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the Institute of Physics, University of São Paulo (IFUSP), São Paulo, SP - Brazil. 

Rafael Nunes Briet, University of São Paulo

PhD student in Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine of USP, Brazil, São Paulo - SP. Master in Movement Sciences and graduated in Physical Education from UNESP.

Edson Gonçalves Moreira, Nuclear and Energy Research Institute | University of São Paulo

Senior Technologist at the Nuclear and Energy Research Institute (IPEN/CNEN). Ph. D. and M. Sc. In Nuclear Technology at the University of São Paulo, Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry at University of São Paulo – São Paulo, SP, Brazil. 

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Stem, N., Briet, R. N., & Moreira, E. G. (2026). TRENDS IN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION BIOMONITORING USING TILLANDSIAS, MOSSES, AND LICHENS: A SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS. Revista De Estudios Interdisciplinarios, 8(1), 01–29. https://doi.org/10.56579/rei.v8i1.2766

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