Level of anthropogenic chemicals is increasing day by day in the environment due to
various human activities. Elimination of such chemicals is essentially required to save life on …

Urge of development through industrialization has led to disturbance/misbalance of the
ecosystem by the release of various contaminants (heavy metals, metalloids, organic …

Heavy metal pollution is a big environmental issue that has currently stimulated scientists to
develop a variety of novel strategies towards its cleanup. Phytoremediation as an …

The abrupt release of heavy metals (HM) within environment by anthropogenic sources
affect the living populations. Plants face many intricacies to survive under such conditions …

Environmental pollutants have become a critical concern for human beings in the last
century. Different pollutants including heavy metals are found in water, soil, and air, and …

Heavy metals are present in the environment naturally, however, increasing rate of
industrial, anthropogenic, and geological activities have expedited the release of the high …

Background: Contamination of soil with heavy metal is a major problem for developed and
developing countries. Therefore, different approaches including bioremediation has been …

The diversity of microbes present in the rhizosphere plays a significant role in nutrient
cycling and soil sustainability. Plant–microbe-modulated phytoremediation is a viable …

Environmental pollution of heavy metals, either from anthropogenic sources or natural
disasters, adversely affects the natural ecosystems. Accumulation of heavy metals include …

Increasing concentration of heavy metals (HM) due to various anthropogenic activities is a
serious problem. Plants are very much affected by HM pollution particularly in contaminated …