Constructed wetland (CW) represents an efficient eco-technological conglomerate
interweaving water security, energy possibility and environmental protection. In the context …

Lead accumulation in soils is of serious concern in agricultural production due to the harmful
effects on soil microflora, crop growth and food safety. In soil, speciation of lead greatly …

As a nonrenewable resource, phosphorus (P) is the second most important macronutrient for
plant growth and nutrition. Demand of phosphorus application in the agricultural production …

Heavy metals, such as cobalt, copper, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc, are essential in
trace amounts for growth by plants and other living organisms. However, in excessive …

Heavy metals are one among the toxic chemicals and accumulation in sediments and plants
has been posing serious health impacts. Wetlands aid as kidneys of the landscape and help …

Being sessile in nature, plants respond to heavy metal stress in the environment in different
ways. The responses include immobilization, exclusion, chelation, and …

Sugarcane-molasses based distillery waste is a threat to environment for its safe disposal
due to complexation of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) containing mixture of organic …

In order to assess the potential of wetland plants to remediate metals from a paper mill
effluent contaminated wetland site in Northeast India, 25 abundant plant species belonging …

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The ecosystem is deteriorated by various processes, such as the continuous addition of
organic and inorganic waste of industries. Improper waste management practices have led …