Advances in researches on the phytoremediation of organic contaminants and heavy metals
Wen Dazhi
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Wen Dazhi
Abstract
Phytoremediation is considered as the most efficient and prospective approach in removing contaminants in soil and water, and has been developed very quickly during the last years. Considerable studies have been carried out in cleaning up heavy metals and organic contaminants resided in environments. In this paper, we summarized the types of phytoremediation. Processes of the interaction of plants with heavy metals and organic contaminants, their relevant mechanisms and possible impacting factors were also revealed in details. Finally, the application and perspective of phytoremediation in contaminated environments were presented.
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Phytoremediation is considered as the most efficient and prospective approach in removing contaminants in soil and water, and has been developed very quickly during the last years. Considerable studies have been carried out in cleaning up heavy metals and organic contaminants resided in environments. In this paper, we summarized the types of phytoremediation. Processes of the interaction of plants with heavy metals and organic contaminants, their relevant mechanisms and possible impacting factors were also revealed in details. Finally, the application and perspective of phytoremediation in contaminated environments were presented.
Key concepts: Phytoremediation, Heavy metals, Contamination, Environmental science, Phytoextraction process, Environmental engineering, Environmental chemistry, Soil contamination