2012
DOI: 10.1080/10643389.2011.574108
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Constructed Wetlands With Floating Emergent Macrophytes: An Innovative Stormwater Treatment Technology

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“…Reprinted with permission from Headley and Tanner (2012). Headley and Tanner (2012) provide a comprehensive review of the available floating treatment wetland performance data, including mass removal rates and areal k-rates.…”
Section: Figure 84mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Reprinted with permission from Headley and Tanner (2012). Headley and Tanner (2012) provide a comprehensive review of the available floating treatment wetland performance data, including mass removal rates and areal k-rates.…”
Section: Figure 84mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reprinted with permission from Headley and Tanner (2012). Headley and Tanner (2012) provide a comprehensive review of the available floating treatment wetland performance data, including mass removal rates and areal k-rates. Although data from long-term, full-scale applications are somewhat limited, data from mesocosm and pilot studies indicate that floating treatment wetlands can significantly improve the performance of pond systems and provide similar or better performance than surface flow wetlands for removal of organic matter, suspended solids, nutrients and metals.…”
Section: Figure 84mentioning
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“…This difficulty was also discussed by Headley & Tanner [21]. Figure 7 depicts the differences between the treatment system design of the current study (Figure 7a) and those used in other studies [6][7][8] (Figure 7b) and [5] (Figure 7c).…”
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“…The roots provide a large surface area ( Figure 1) for biofilm attachment. The biofilm adsorbs pollutants [5,6] while physically filtering and trapping suspended solids [7].…”
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