Phytoremediation of Lead from Contaminated Soil Using Pharagmites Australis

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Amini Malihe; Haghparast Hamed

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Year:2020 | Volume:22 | Issue:5 (96) Page(s): 111-121

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Phytoremediation of Lead from Contaminated Soil Using Pharagmites Australis

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Amini Malihe | Haghparast Hamed | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PhytoremediationQ2

Pharagmites AustralisQ1

Constructed WetlandQ2

LeadQ2

Soil ContaminationQ1

Abstract

Background and Objective: Antropogenic heavy metals discharge in to the precious environment has been a key burden of modernity. Excess trace elements have driven the fertile soil and water mediums in to unstable and fragile states in many countries. In recent years bio-remediation approaches via various plants species, has been highlited as prior strategies in soil pollution control. Method: The present study aims to assess Phytoremediation of Pharagmites Australis (common reed) for Lead contamination in Constructed Wetland. Experimental design was performed in an entirely randomized plan having two factors and three replications. Accordingly Lead and levels of metal stress were obtained. Findings: According to indoor expriments results, any increment in Lead concentration enhances rootshoot metal absorbing. However, impressive accumulation of heavy metals was in roots and its translocation and accumulation in shoot was reported in lesser portions. Results of regression analysis showed concentration increment of Lead in P. australis organs under these metal stress condition which was fixed as a quadratic function with R2 >90 (p<0. 01). Discussion & Conclusion: P. australis showed high relatively resistant to Lead stress. High accumulation capacity for metals in roots and low heavy metal translocation factor were observed during the present study.

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Amini, Malihe, & Haghparast, Hamed. (2020). Phytoremediation of Lead from Contaminated Soil Using Pharagmites Australis. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 22(5 (96) ), 111-121. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/389942/en

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Amini Malihe, Haghparast Hamed. Phytoremediation of Lead from Contaminated Soil Using Pharagmites Australis. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2020;22(5 (96) ):111-121. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/389942/en

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Malihe Amini, and Hamed Haghparast, “Phytoremediation of Lead from Contaminated Soil Using Pharagmites Australis,” JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 22, no. 5 (96) , pp. 111–121, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/389942/en

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