… The most common phytoremediation techniques for removing heavy metals are … can
significantly increase the migration rate of heavy metals in the soil and phytoremediation efficiency. …

… soil contaminated with Cd were investigated using a pot experiment. The phytoremediation
of heavy metal contaminated soil … soil Cd concentration of 0.33 mg Cd/kg. It is suggested that …

… of heavy metal-polluted soils. One such novel approach is phytoremediation, which is
considered as a green alternative solution to the problem of heavy metal pollution. …

… and sequestration of toxic metals. In this chapter we describe the impacts of heavy metals
in plants and the most important phytotechnologies available to remediate soil and substrates. …

… For example, removing soil contaminated with heavy metals from a two acre site to a depth
… of soil for disposal. On the other hand, the plant residues produced from phytoremediation …

… and opportunities in phytoremediation for heavy metals removal in contaminated soils. The
… and phytostabilization as the most widespread and alternative methods of soil reclamation. …

… of phytoremediation of soils contaminated with heavy metals … phytoremediation, in which
high-biomass crops grown in the … soil are used to bioharvest and recover heavy metals. It can be …

… In addition, heavy metal contents in the soil were extremely high and varied greatly. …
Phytoremediation of heavy metals can be divided into three groups: phytoextraction—metal …

… Phytoremediation is a realistic and promising strategy for heavy metal removal from polluted
… the environment/soil. Green plants are used to remove, decompose, or detoxify hazardous …

… indicators, metal excluders, and metal hyperaccumulators. This review … of heavy metal on
human health as well as phytoremediation techniques and mechanism during the heavy metal …