Study on Efficient Improvement of Phytoextraction of Ni from Contaminated Soil
LI Wei-zhon
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LI Wei-zhon
Abstract
Phytoremediation has been regarded as a suitable technique for the pollution control of Ni contaminated soils. In this paper two methods of efficient improvement of phytoextraction are discussed: first, to improve the uptake of Ni by plants by increasing Ni concentration in soil solution; second, to adopt some means based on physiological mechanism of heavy metal hyperaccumulators.
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Phytoremediation has been regarded as a suitable technique for the pollution control of Ni contaminated soils. In this paper two methods of efficient improvement of phytoextraction are discussed: first, to improve the uptake of Ni by plants by increasing Ni concentration in soil solution; second, to adopt some means based on physiological mechanism of heavy metal hyperaccumulators.
Key concepts: Phytoremediation, Hyperaccumulator, Phytoextraction process, Soil contamination, Environmental science, Pollution, Contamination, Heavy metals