"antibiodegradable" meaning in English

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          "text": "In the ordinary wet dyeing process, a large amount of water and antibiodegradable additives such as surfactants and dispersion agents in addition to dyestuffs have been discharged […]",
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          "text": "Many of them are chemically stable, toxic, and antibiodegradable and may be resistant to the direct decomposition mediated by sunlight.",
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          "text": "MB is a widely used dye in dying cotton, wool, acrylic and silk. It is highly stable and antibiodegradable.",
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