Heavy Metal Acquisition from Drain Water, Sediment and Soil by two Species of Amphibious Plants

Allen, Robert C.

doi:10.21608/ejbo.2015.227

Egypt. J. Bot.

2015

DOI: 10.21608/ejbo.2015.227

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Heavy Metal Acquisition from Drain Water, Sediment and Soil by two Species of Amphibious Plants

Abstract: HE PRESENT study was carried out in El-Khmseen canal, which …. receives irrigation water from a main, AL-Zomar canal, which passes, along Saft El-Laban town in Giza Governorate. El-Khamseen canal lies about 8.

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Heavy Metal Acquisition from Drain Water, Sediment and Soil by two Species of Amphibious Plants

Abstract: HE PRESENT study was carried out in El-Khmseen canal, which …. receives irrigation water from a main, AL-Zomar canal, which passes, along Saft El-Laban town in Giza Governorate. El-Khamseen canal lies about 8.

Cited by 1 publication

References 25 publications

Integrated Application of Green Nanotechnology, Bioremediation, and Solubility Enhancing Chemicals for Improving Phytoremediation Efficiency: A Case Study in Egypt

Integrated Application of Green Nanotechnology, Bioremediation, and Solubility Enhancing Chemicals for Improving Phytoremediation Efficiency: A Case Study in Egypt

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