Phytoremediation as a green and sustainable prospective method for heavy metal contamination: a review
Md. Merajul Islam,
Neha Saxena,
Deepa Sharma
Abstract:The presence of heavy metals in soil has significantly increased due to both natural processes and human activities, notably those associated with industrial activities. The nonbiodegradable nature of heavy metals...
“… 194 It is possible to create a conducive environment for phytoremediation by various approaches which include promoting the proliferation of Pb-tolerant microorganisms in the rhizospheric region or increasing the root exudates secretion that helps in the uptake and metabolism of Pb. 195 In addition to this, the integration of rhizosphere engineering approaches along with bioaugmentation or biochar amendments holds promise for increased elimination and immobilization of Pb in phytoremediation systems. 158 …”
Section: Strategies For Enhancing Phytoremediation Efficiencymentioning
“… 194 It is possible to create a conducive environment for phytoremediation by various approaches which include promoting the proliferation of Pb-tolerant microorganisms in the rhizospheric region or increasing the root exudates secretion that helps in the uptake and metabolism of Pb. 195 In addition to this, the integration of rhizosphere engineering approaches along with bioaugmentation or biochar amendments holds promise for increased elimination and immobilization of Pb in phytoremediation systems. 158 …”
Section: Strategies For Enhancing Phytoremediation Efficiencymentioning
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