Hydrocarbon contamination of soil is a significant environmental challenge that results from
industrial activities, oil spills, and improper waste disposal. Phytoremediation, the use of
plants to remediate polluted environments, has emerged as an eco-friendly and cost-effective
solution. Legumes and cereal crops play a...
M. Abdulsalam· IIARD International Journal...· 0 citations
Phytoremediation of contaminants in soil is among the most suitable technologies for the treatment of pollutants and for the preservation of green spaces. The approach mainly focuses on selecting plants which can endure pollution, have huge biomass and are non-economic plants. The development of a phytoremediation proc...
D. A. Qasim, Azhar Noori Fadam, Hawraa Qays Al-assdy· Journal of Science Research...· 0 citations
Research shows that bioproducts can reduce the concentration of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil by 70-90% within several months, even under harsh climatic conditions and at low temperatures.
A. Uspabayeva, G. Rysbayeva, A. Sattarova et al.· Brazilian Journal of Biology· 0 citations
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: This study was motivated by the need to restore soils degraded by military operations, accompanied by compaction, destruction of structure and contamination with heavy metals, which reduce the productivity and ecological functioning of agroecosystems. The aim of the work was to evaluate the effectiven...
V. Shebanin, Georgiy Reshetilov, A. Drobitko· CABI Agriculture and Bioscie...· 0 citations
Agricultural soils in Northwestern Syria are among the most affected areas by heavy metal pollution due to various anthropogenic activities, posing significant threats to agricultural productivity and environmental health. This study aimed to evaluate the ability of three sunflower cultivars (Helianthus annuus L.) — Am...
M. Tellawi, Dr. Alloush, Dr. Al-Khaled· Research Journal of Idlib Un...· 0 citations