A review of bioremediation techniques for heavy metals pollution in soil

Jin, Tuo; Shi, Chenning; Ping, Wang; Liu, Jinpeng; Zhan, Liuyang

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/687/1/012012

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“…But meanwhile, there are disadvantages such as long-time consumption, specificity in most cases, and small remediation scope. Therefore, when selecting remediation technology, environmental, time, and economic factors should be considered comprehensively to choose the most suitable remediation plan [3,[54][55][56][57][58].…”

Section: (4) Bioremediation Approach For Heavy Metal Pollutionmentioning

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A Review on Succession of Bioremediation Including Microbial Interventions for Reducing Heavy Metal Ions Contamination of Natural Environment

Mishra¹

2022

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As a consequence of urbanization and industrialization, it has been a global impact on water and soil profile. These activities like industry of heavy equipment works, traffic and waste increase the conductivity, TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), pH and redox potential in the water bodies like river, canals and ponds. Also,heavy metals have an adverseeffect on soil fertility. This overview covers the enthralling succession of ‘Bioremediation’ at physiological, biochemical and molecular level. An enhancement of heavy metal in water bodies as well in the soil in close vicinity to industriesmakes it toxic and for controlling it, bioremediation is brought into function including a series of processes, which with the assistance of metal resistance microorganisms, concentrate followed by accumulation of metal like Zinc, Cadmium, Arsenic,etc. As there is still requirement for more studiesto develop bioremediation technologies in order to find more biological solutions for bioremediation of heavy metal contamination from different environmental systems, the collection of data concomitant with significant hypotheses together with this overview provides new insights into developing a platform to explore certain novel bioremediation experimental model that could berapid, precise and cost effective.

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Section: (4) Bioremediation Approach For Heavy Metal Pollutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review on Succession of Bioremediation Including Microbial Interventions for Reducing Heavy Metal Ions Contamination of Natural Environment

Mishra¹

2022

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“…Fungi; with their potentials to remediate the soil polluted by heavy metals are generally adaptive to the polluted environment. Jin et al, (2021) proposed that these fungi might have evolved mechanisms to escape the damage that heavy metals have created to them. A. flavus, A. restrictus and Sterigmatomyces halophilus are halophilic fungi that have metal degradation potencies; with their abilities to ingest Copper (Cu) metal (Bhattacharjee and Goswami, 2018).…”

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Physiological aspects of the halophilic and halotolerant fungi, and their potential applications

Patankar¹,

Zambare²,

Ponraj³

2021

Novel Research in Microbiology Journal

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Extremophiles are organisms that can thrive under extreme environmental conditions. There are many types of extremophiles, which require different growth conditions and habitats to grow; among them are the halophilic and the halotolerant microbes. These microbes are reported to grow in habitats of high salinity regions including the sea, sediments, lakes, mines, plant and the soil. They need high carbon source and salt concentration to achieve maximum tolerable condition for their survival. High salinity survival and tolerance of these microbes are mechanized due to their osmotic and ionic stress, which are regulated through their genetic expression of enzymes, proteins, cell wall compositions and transporters. Thus, due to their robustness; the halophiles and halotolerant fungi showed high potential in health care; antimicrobial and anticancer activity, nanoparticle synthesis, enzyme production, genetics, bioremediation and other aspects. The aim of the current study was to explore the halophilic and halotolerant fungi, which are least explored for their habitats, growth requirements, and mechanism for salt resistance and tolerance. This will be followed by their biotechnological applications focusing on the biomedical industry, due to the emergence of the new multi-drug resistant pathogenic microbes.

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A Paradigm Shift in the Role of the Microbiomes in Environmental Health and Agriculture Sustainability

Atiatorme¹,

Bramhachari²,

Kariali³

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Understanding the Microbiome Interactions in Agriculture and the Environment

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A review of bioremediation techniques for heavy metals pollution in soil

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

A Review on Succession of Bioremediation Including Microbial Interventions for Reducing Heavy Metal Ions Contamination of Natural Environment

A Review on Succession of Bioremediation Including Microbial Interventions for Reducing Heavy Metal Ions Contamination of Natural Environment

Physiological aspects of the halophilic and halotolerant fungi, and their potential applications

A Paradigm Shift in the Role of the Microbiomes in Environmental Health and Agriculture Sustainability

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