Bioremediation of mining soils using metal tolerant fungi is widely considered as a
promising cost-effective and ecofriendly approach. This study assessed the copper removal …

The ability to grow in heavy metal contaminated areas and absorb heavy metals from the
environment make fungi a potentially viable biological‐based technology for remediating …

Remediation of heavy metals, other than microbial bioleaching method, is expensive and
unsuitable for large contaminated areas. The current study was aimed to isolate, identify …

Bioleaching of heavy metals from industrial contaminated soil using metallotolerant fungi is
the most efficient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly technique. In the current study, the …

There is great potential to remediate heavy metal contaminated environments through
bioaugmentation with filamentous fungi. However, these fungi have been poorly …

Nonliving waste biomass consisting of Aspergillus niger attached to wheat bran was used as
a biosorbent for the removal of copper and zinc from aqueous solutions. Copper and zinc …

Microorganisms play an important role in the bioremediation of heavy metal-contaminated
wastewater and soil. In this research, isolation of heavy metal-resistant fungi was carried out …

Increased heavy metal pollution generated through anthropogenic activities into the
environment has necessitated the need for eco-friendly remediation strategies such as …

A study was initiated to determine the possibility of using the fungus Aspergillus niger for
bioleaching and then to identify and evaluate the parameters that affect this process. An …

A study was initiated to determine the feasibility of using the fungus Aspergillus niger for
bioleaching metals from oxide low‐grade ore. Large quantities of the metals are embodied …