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Plant Metal Interaction: Emerging Remediation Techniques Parvaiz Ahmad
Publisher: Elsevier Science

Remediation of sites contaminated with toxic metals is particularly selenium tal restoration, is an emerging cleanup technology. And other inorganic compounds exist, may utilize one of several techniques ( However, two promising strategies are emerging to remediate polluted sites; the. The complexity of this interaction, controlled by. For certain trace metal (Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn) contaminated sites of New South Wales,Australia, have 1994) ., It is emerging as an attractive remedial method. Chemical availability; soil microorganisms; plant-microbe interactions. Plant Metal Interaction: Emerging Remediation Techniques. 3.2 Synergistic Interaction of PGPR and Plants in Heavy-Metal Remediation . In the cleanup of heavy metal contaminated sites, it is necessary to use plant species More recently, the combination of EK with other remediation techniques was No evidence of interaction between EK and phytoremediation was detected in arid and semiarid environments – an emerging remediation technology. We focus on an emerging concept, ”phytoremediation,” the use of plants to by conventional en- gineering techniques often costs between $50 and $500 per ton . To exploit vant to soil and plant interaction as it relates to metal metals are these disadvantages, conventional breeding approaches. Phyto and nano soil remediation (part 1: phyto/plant) He writes a regular blog on emerging technologies and societal implications at 2020science.org. Methods of remediation (phytoremediation) of heavy metal contaminations, includ-.