Ecotoxicological Assessment Model of Cultural Plant-Soil Complex Treated with Waste Water

Lyubenova, Mariyana; Dineva, Snezhana; Georgieva, Nadejda; Miteva, Tatyana; Karadjova, Irina; Parvanova, Petya

doi:10.5504/bbeq.2011.0158

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“…WW can be characterized as complex chemical mixtures of individual organic and inorganic substances (Fijalkowski et al 2017). All such chemicals can be potential sources of pollution and may result in different ecotoxicological effects (Lyubenova et al 2012), that can affect human health (Pecol 2018). However well constructed and well working wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) can solve these problems.…”

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Use of chemical, fish micronuclei, and onion chromosome damage analysis, to assess the quality of urban wastewater treatment and water of the Kamniška Bistrica river (Slovenia)

Firbas¹

2021

Caryologia

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The aim of this study was to evaluate the cytotoxic and genotoxic potential of the wastewater (WW), the effectiveness of the treatment used by the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) with sequential batch reactors (SBR) technology, and whether its final treated effluent (FTE) can compromise the water quality of the river at the location where it is discharged. We focused our research on six examples. For analytical chemistry and Allium metaphase (M) test all six samples were collected. Of these, three are so-called biotechnological patterns (WW, WW after mechanical step treatment and FTE), and three are natural riverine environmental patterns. For the micronucleus (MN) test, fish specimens were collected from three sites in the river Kamniška Bistrica. The first two sites locations are up and down the FTE outlet. Results from these areas were compared to the third site (not polluted) reference site, the so-called natural control group. Complementary study with analytical chemistry and biological tests shows that the treatment effect SBR in the Domžale–Kamnik central WWTP carried effectively proved to be efficient for the removal of the cytogenotoxic substances in treated effluent and consequently in aquatic environment.

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Use of chemical, fish micronuclei, and onion chromosome damage analysis, to assess the quality of urban wastewater treatment and water of the Kamniška Bistrica river (Slovenia)

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2021

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“…Although contamination of animal feed by toxic metals cannot be entirely avoided given the prevalence of these pollutants in the environment, there is a clear need for such contamination to be minimized, with the aim of reducing both direct effects on animal health and indirect effects on human health. Toxic effects of metals have been described in animals under relatively low levels of metal exposure [11,12] and one of …”

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Possibilities of wheat farming on soils contaminated with heavy metals in the region of NFMV – Plovdiv, Bulgaria

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Assessment of phytotoxicity and impact on the enzymatic activity of soil microorganisms caused by veterinary antibiotics used in Brazilian farms

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Dal’Lin

Testolin

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Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part B

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Ecotoxicological Assessment Model of Cultural Plant-Soil Complex Treated with Waste Water

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Use of chemical, fish micronuclei, and onion chromosome damage analysis, to assess the quality of urban wastewater treatment and water of the Kamniška Bistrica river (Slovenia)

Use of chemical, fish micronuclei, and onion chromosome damage analysis, to assess the quality of urban wastewater treatment and water of the Kamniška Bistrica river (Slovenia)

Possibilities of wheat farming on soils contaminated with heavy metals in the region of NFMV – Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Assessment of phytotoxicity and impact on the enzymatic activity of soil microorganisms caused by veterinary antibiotics used in Brazilian farms

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