Sustainable Recovery of the Health of Soil with Old Petroleum Hydrocarbon Contamination through Individual and Microorganism-Assisted Phytoremediation with Lotus corniculatus
Rimas Meištininkas,
Irena Vaškevičienė,
Agnieszka I. Piotrowicz-Cieślak
et al.
Abstract:Due to the large number of areas contaminated with TPH, there is significant interest in biological remediation technology research, offering a comprehensive and sustainable approach to soil decontamination and health recovery at the same time. This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of remediating TPH-contaminated soil (6120 mg kg−1) using Lotus corniculatus along with a microorganism consortium (GTC-GVT/2021) isolated from historic TPH-contaminated sites. This study evaluated the removal of TPH and… Show more
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