The concentrations of lead, zinc, copper and cadmium accumulated by 12 emergent-rooted
wetland plant species including different populations of Leersia hexandra, Juncus effusus …

Wetland plants have been widely used in constructed wetlands to remove metal
contaminants from water and soil. This study aimed to investigate radial oxygen loss (ROL) …

This paper briefly reviews the progress in studies of wetland plants in terms of heavy metal
pollution. The current research mainly includes the following areas:(1) metal uptake …

The plant species composition and their ability to accumulate heavy metals were
investigated at three contaminated sites in Xiangxi area, Southern China. The …

Wetland plants such as Typha latifolia and Phragmites australis have been indicated to
show a lack of evolution of metal tolerance in metal-contaminated populations. The aim of …

Phytoremediation is one of the cost-effective and environmental friendly technologies used
to remove contaminants from contaminated soils, which has been intensively studied during …

A field investigation on the content of heavy metals in soils and 17 kinds of dominant plants
from wasteland of the downstream of a Pb-Zn mine in Northwest Guangxi Zhuang …

We investigated heavy metal contamination in soils and plants at polluted sites in China
including some with heavy industries, metal mining, smelting and untreated wastewater …

A field survey of herbaceous growing on lead–zinc mining area in Yunnan, China were
conducted to identify species accumulating exceptionally large concentrations of Pb, Zn and …

Elsholtzia haichowensis Sun and Commelina communis L. are the most widely distributed
heavy-metal-tolerant plants in the areas along the middle and lower streams of the Yangtze …