Seqestration Options for Phosphorus in Wastewater

Jha, Varsha; Puranik, Sampada; Purohit, Hemant J.

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“…Aquatic plants can reduce eutrophication and increase phytoplankton diversity, thereby providing guidance for the restoration and protection of aquatic ecosystems, as excess phosphates in water leads to algae growth or eutrophication [15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Use of higher aquatic vegetation for post-treatment of wastewater

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Nizamova

2021

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The article presents the features of cascade phyto-treatment facilities, bio plateau with an open water mirror. Such structures are similar to natural wetland objects. The plant species on the cascades and their effect in the post-treatment of wastewater are considered. Natural biological treatment of wastewater with algae roots is one of the most effective methods of treatment. This method allows you to clean polluted wastewater without harming the environment. Aquatic plants intensify the purification process, remove biogenic elements, actively using them in their nutrition, remove heavy metals and organic substances from the water and accumulate in the root system, which are difficult to decompose and thus improve the process of self-purification of reservoirs. The article pays great attention to the project «The Resilient Ribbon: A Timeless Legend of Kazan». The essence of the project is the natural self-purification of the city lake Nizhny Kaban in Kazan, where the root system of plants is used to purify water from mixtures, phenols and phosphates, heavy metals and a number of other harmful substances. The results of laboratory studies of water quality after treatment at cascade phyto-treatment facilities are presented.

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Use of higher aquatic vegetation for post-treatment of wastewater

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Nizamova

2021

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“…La baja solubilidad es un requisito importante en las nuevas generaciones de agroquímicos (fertilizantes de liberación lenta), porque así las posibles pérdidas de P por lixiviación se reducen y, por tanto, menor es el posible impacto ambiental producido por los procesos de eutrofización (Jha et al, 2017) y mayor el aprovechamiento por parte de la planta (Cadahía et al, 2005), que se puede traducir en una mayor eficiencia de uso de P. Por otra parte, en este estudio se ha comprobado que el factor solubilidad reside en la concentración empleada y que fue independientemente del tipo de fertilizante.…”

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“…This low solubility gives it the characteristic of slow release of phosphorus, very suitable a priori for agriculture (Lee et al, 2009;Plaza et al, 2007). Low solubility is an important requirement in the new generations of agrochemicals (slow release fertilizers), because thus the possible losses of P by leaching are reduced and, therefore, less is the possible environmental impact produced by the processes of eutrophication (Jha et al, 2017) and greater the advantage on the part of the plant (Cadahía et al, 2005), which can be translated into a higher efficiency of use of P. Also, in this study it has been found that the solubility factor lies on the concentration used and that it was independent of the type of fertilizer.…”

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Multiomics approaches and genetic engineering of metabolism for improved biorefinery and wastewater treatment in microalgae

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Biotechnology Journal

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Microalgae, a group of photosynthetic microorganisms rich in diverse and novel bioactive metabolites, have been explored for the production of biofuels, high value-added compounds as food and feeds, and pharmaceutical chemicals as agents with therapeutic benefits. This article reviews the development of omics resources and genetic engineering techniques including gene transformation methodologies, mutagenesis, and genome-editing tools in microalgae biorefinery and wastewater treatment (WWT).The introduction of these enlisted techniques has simplified the understanding of complex metabolic pathways undergoing microalgal cells. The multiomics approach of the integrated omics datasets, big data analysis, and machine learning for the discovery of objective traits and genes responsible for metabolic pathways was reviewed. Recent advances and limitations of multiomics analysis and genetic bioengineering technology to facilitate the improvement of microalgae as the dual role of WWT and biorefinery feedstock production are discussed.

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Seqestration Options for Phosphorus in Wastewater

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Use of higher aquatic vegetation for post-treatment of wastewater

Use of higher aquatic vegetation for post-treatment of wastewater

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Multiomics approaches and genetic engineering of metabolism for improved biorefinery and wastewater treatment in microalgae

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