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[Plant potential for detoxification (review)].

Zaalishvili Gv, Khatisashvili Ga, D Sh Ugrekhelidze, M Sh Gordeziani, Kvesitadze Gi

Abstract

Data on the uptake, excretion, and biodegradation of organic xenobiotics by plants are reviewed. Detoxification pathways operating in plants and their role in remediation of biosphere are described. Structure-, concentration, and time-dependent effects of xenobiotics on the ultrastructural organization of cells are analyzed.

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Key concepts: Xenobiotic, Detoxification (alternative medicine), Biodegradation, Environmental remediation, Chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry