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Effect and Mechanism of Brassica juncea in the Phytoremediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil

YU Ya-jun

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The effects and mechanism of Brassica juncea in the treatment of soil contaminated with heavy metals in recent years were reviewed. The technologies for strengthening the phytoremediation effect by chelating agent and microbe were introduced. And some development emphases on the phytoremediation technologies of Brassica juncea in future were discussed.

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The effects and mechanism of Brassica juncea in the treatment of soil contaminated with heavy metals in recent years were reviewed. The technologies for strengthening the phytoremediation effect by chelating agent and microbe were introduced. And some development emphases on the phytoremediation technologies of Brassica juncea in future were discussed.

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The effects and mechanism of Brassica juncea in the treatment of soil contaminated with heavy metals in recent years were reviewed. The technologies for strengthening the phytoremediation effect by chelating agent and microbe were introduced. And some development emphases on the phytoremediation technologies of Brassica juncea in future were discussed.

Key concepts: Phytoremediation, Brassica, Heavy metals, Phytoextraction process, Soil contamination, Agronomy, Contamination, Environmental science

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