Green Topics - Reduction Of Cr(VI) To Cr(III) By Wetland Plants: Potential For In Situ Heavy Metal Detoxification
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(1999). Green Topics - Reduction Of Cr(VI) To Cr(III) By Wetland Plants: Potential For In Situ Heavy Metal Detoxification.
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(1999). Green Topics - Reduction Of Cr(VI) To Cr(III) By Wetland Plants: Potential For In Situ Heavy Metal Detoxification.
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Organization: The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1999
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| This is an abstract from Environmental Service and Technology (Vol 32 No 20 1998) which will be o finterest to South African Mining and Metallurgical Scientists, involved in chromium mining and Metallurgical processing. Maybe the scourge of our dams and reservoirs?the water hyacinth can be put to good use! The novel technology of phytoremediation embraces plant accumulation processes for the cleanup of toxic heavy metals and organic chemicals. Several plant species have been identified that are excellent hyperaccumulators of a number of heavy metals, e.g., Brassica juncea (Indian mustard) and Thlaspe caerulescens (Alpine pennycress). Other speciesincluding Myriophyllum brasiliense(Parrot?s feather), Salixsp. (willow), and Popullussp. (poplar) have also demonstrated phytoremediating abilities. |
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