Phragmites australis in combination with hydrocarbons degrading bacteria is a suitable option for remediation of diesel-contaminated water in floating wetlands
The presence of diesel in the water could reduce the growth of plant and thus
phytoremediation efficacy. The toxicity of diesel to plant is commonly explained; because of
hydrocarbons in diesel accumulate in various parts of plants, where they disrupt the plant
cell especially, the epidemis, leaves, stem and roots of the plant. This study investigated the
effect of bacterial augmentation in floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) on remediation of
diesel oil contaminated water. A helophytic plant, Phragmites australis (P. australis), was …
phytoremediation efficacy. The toxicity of diesel to plant is commonly explained; because of
hydrocarbons in diesel accumulate in various parts of plants, where they disrupt the plant
cell especially, the epidemis, leaves, stem and roots of the plant. This study investigated the
effect of bacterial augmentation in floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) on remediation of
diesel oil contaminated water. A helophytic plant, Phragmites australis (P. australis), was …
Phragmites australis in combination with hydrocarbons degrading bacteria is a suitable option for remediation of diesel-contaminated water in floating wetlands.
MF Muhammad Fahid, M Arslan, GS Ghulam Shabir… - 2020 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The presence of diesel in the water could reduce the growth of plant and thus
phytoremediation efficacy. The toxicity of diesel to plant is commonly explained; because of
hydrocarbons in diesel accumulate in various parts of plants, where they disrupt the plant
cell especially, the epidemis, leaves, stem and roots of the plant. This study investigated the
effect of bacterial augmentation in floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) on remediation of
diesel oil contaminated water. A helophytic plant, Phragmites australis (P. australis), was …
phytoremediation efficacy. The toxicity of diesel to plant is commonly explained; because of
hydrocarbons in diesel accumulate in various parts of plants, where they disrupt the plant
cell especially, the epidemis, leaves, stem and roots of the plant. This study investigated the
effect of bacterial augmentation in floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) on remediation of
diesel oil contaminated water. A helophytic plant, Phragmites australis (P. australis), was …
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