Mechanisms of phytoremediation

Tonelli, Flávia Cristina Policarpo; Tonelli, Fernanda Maria Policarpo; Lemos, Moline Severino; Nunes, Núbia Alexandre de Melo

doi:10.1016/b978-0-323-89874-4.00023-6

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“…Phyto stabilization implies that plants take contaminants in soil down by root uptake, which does not let them get to the water supply. These bio-driven approaches highlight phytoremediation as a sustainable technology for environmental remediation (Kristanti, R. A., et al, 2023, Tonelli, F. C. P., et al, 2022. Plants have the feature of eliminating air pollution using the root system, and they gather the pollutants in their above-ground biomass.…”

Section: Phytoremediation Mechanismsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Microbial-Plant Interactions and Their Role in Mitigating of Oil Pollution: A Review

Hassand,

Omirbekova,

Sarwari

et al. 2024

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The partnership between plants and microorganisms is crucial for combating oil pollution on land and in the sea. This mutual relationship helps transform and restore ecosystems affected by oil contamination. The article focuses on how plants and microorganisms work together to fight oil pollutants, and how this partnership can be used to restore ecosystems and manage oil-contaminated areas sustainably. Microorganisms living with plants have unique abilities to break down and use the hydrocarbons in oil pollutants, converting them into less harmful substances and reducing environmental damage. This partnership also improves the effectiveness of phytoremediation, a sustainable technique for cleaning up polluted sites.

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Section: Phytoremediation Mechanismsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Microbial-Plant Interactions and Their Role in Mitigating of Oil Pollution: A Review

Hassand,

Omirbekova,

Sarwari

et al. 2024

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“…During the last few decades, overpopulation, rapid urbanization, industrialization, and agricultural advancement have triggered some serious problems in the global environment [1], especially in developing countries [2]. The pollution of air, water, and soil is increasing for different anthropogenic activities which are severely impacting the ecosystems [3][4][5].…”

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Physicochemical parameters and heavy metal in surface water in Central Bangladesh

Sarmin,

Ahmed,

Uddin

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Pollution of surface water and heavy metals is one of the growing concerns worldwide due to industrialization and unplanned urbanization. The surface water pollution level was studied by assessing the physicochemical properties and heavy metal concentration of collected samples in Gazipur district. Maximum average temperature(35.200C±2.63), EC(1423µs/cm), and TDS(746.5mg/l) were observed in Kaliakoir upazila. These parameters were found minimum in Kapasia upazila. DO was found above 5mg/l in Sreepur, Kapasia and Kaliganj. Cr and Ni were too low to detect by the instrument. The maximum average concentration of Pb(925.6917µg/l), Mn(477.8625µg/l), and Na(11230.17µg/l) was observed in Kaliakoir upazila. However, no Fe was observed in Kaliakoir upazila. The maximum Fe concentration was Sreepur upazila (3531.6µg/l) followed by Sadar (1496.517µg/l) upazila. Maximum average Cd concentration was observed in Kapasia (41.28µg/l) followed by Kaliakoir (30.8767µg/l), Sadar (29.4283µg/l) and Sreepur (28.8042µg/l). Cu concentration was found maximum in Kaliganj (14.205µg/l) followed by Sadar (6.29µg/l) and Kaliakoir (3.893µg/l). However, Cu concentration was found nil in Kapasia. The maximum average concentration of Ca(29197.25µg/l) and Mg(8142.833µg/l) was observed in Kaliganj and the minimum concentration was observed in Sreepur upazila. The order of concentration of heavy metals in the study area is Ca>Na>Mg>Fe>Pb>Mn>Cd>Cu>Ni>Cr. From the findings, the physicochemical parameters of the surface water sources were found higher than the standards in most of the samples.

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“…It should be mentioned that its application is possible and publicly accepted [ 12 ]. Clean up the soils that polluted by toxic metals using phytoremediation can be achieved via several mechanisms include phytofiltration/rhizofiltration [ 13 ], phytoextraction [ 14 ], phytovolatilization [ 15 ], and phytodegradation [ 16 ]. The scientific evidence shown that increasing in the salinity of soil can exacerbate cadmium's mobility and availability, especially in dry areas [ 17 ].…”

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Effect of salinity on the potential cadmium phytoremediation from the polluted soil by carpobrotus rossii

Miranzadeh

Bashardoust

Atoof

et al. 2023

Heliyon

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Mechanisms of phytoremediation

Cited by 14 publications

References 117 publications

Microbial-Plant Interactions and Their Role in Mitigating of Oil Pollution: A Review

Microbial-Plant Interactions and Their Role in Mitigating of Oil Pollution: A Review

Physicochemical parameters and heavy metal in surface water in Central Bangladesh

Effect of salinity on the potential cadmium phytoremediation from the polluted soil by carpobrotus rossii

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