Advances and prospects on the aquatic plant coupled with sediment microbial fuel cell system
B Li, D Xu, L Feng, Y Liu, L Zhang - Environmental Pollution, 2022 - Elsevier
Energy resource scarcity and sediment pollution perniciousness have become enormous
challenges, to which research has been focused on energy recovery and recycle …
challenges, to which research has been focused on energy recovery and recycle …
Ferric-and calcium-loaded red soil assist colonization of submerged macrophyte for the in-situ remediation of eutrophic shallow lake: From mesocosm experiment to …
W Li, T Dai, J Liu, J Zhong, K Wu, G Gao, Y Chen… - Science of the Total …, 2024 - Elsevier
Eutrophication and its resulting harmful algal blooms greatly reduce the ecosystem services
of natural waters. The use of modified clay materials to assist the phytoremediation of …
of natural waters. The use of modified clay materials to assist the phytoremediation of …
Phytoremediation potential of Leersia hexandra Swartz of copper contaminated soil and its enhancement by using agronomic management practices
H Lin, XH Zhang, J Chen, L Liang, LH Liu - Ecological engineering, 2019 - Elsevier
The objective of this study was to discuss the phytoremediation potential of Leersia
hexandra Swartz in Cu contaminated soil and its enhancement by agronomic management …
hexandra Swartz in Cu contaminated soil and its enhancement by agronomic management …
Phytoremediation of heavy metals by calcifying macro-algae (Nitella pseudoflabellata): implications of redox insensitive end products
To evaluate the phytoremediation of heavy metals in water and understand the biochemistry
of end products of calcifying macro algae (charophytes), an 84-wk laboratory experiment …
of end products of calcifying macro algae (charophytes), an 84-wk laboratory experiment …
Assessing heavy metal and physiochemical pollution load of Danro River and its management using floating bed remediation
A Majumdar, K Avishek - Scientific Reports, 2024 - nature.com
Abstract River Danro in Garhwa (India) plays a vital role as a significant source of surface
water and a crucial tributary of the North Koel River, ultimately joining the Ganga River …
water and a crucial tributary of the North Koel River, ultimately joining the Ganga River …
In-situ behavioural response and ecological stoichiometry adjustment of macroalgae (Characeae, Charophyceae) to iron overload: Implications for lake restoration
M Rybak, M Gąbka, I Ratajczak, M Woźniak… - Water Research, 2020 - Elsevier
Eutrophication of water bodies markedly reduces their recreational and economic use,
which in turn compels those interested to pursuing prompt and effective restoration. This …
which in turn compels those interested to pursuing prompt and effective restoration. This …
Effect of calcium and magnesium on the growth and calcite encrustation of Chara fibrosa
Chara fibrosa was grown hydroponically using three treatment concentrations (4, 40, and 80
ppm) of calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and their combination (Ca+ Mg) for 6 weeks in order …
ppm) of calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and their combination (Ca+ Mg) for 6 weeks in order …
Allocation of phosphorus (P) into biomass and calcite encrustation in Chara at high and low P availability
W Li, J Zhong, J Liu, T Dai, J Curtis - Aquatic Sciences, 2023 - Springer
Chara is usually found in hard and alkaline waters with low level of phosphorus (P)
concentration. Calcite encrustation with P co-precipitation is very important for the growth of …
concentration. Calcite encrustation with P co-precipitation is very important for the growth of …
Effects of UVB radiation exposure from the molecular to the organism level in macrophytes from shallow Mediterranean habitats
F Rubio, C Rojo, E Núñez-Olivera, MA Rodrigo - Aquatic Botany, 2015 - Elsevier
The available data on the effects of UVB radiation (UVBR) are scarce for submerged
macrophytes, particularly charophytes. We studied the effects of UVBR on Chara baltica …
macrophytes, particularly charophytes. We studied the effects of UVBR on Chara baltica …
The mitigating effect of calcification-dependent of utilization of inorganic carbon of Chara vulgaris Linn on NH4-N toxicity
H Wang, L Ni, P Xie - Chemosphere, 2013 - Elsevier
Abstract Increased ammonium (NH 4-N) concentrations in water bodies have been reported
to adversely affect the dominant species of submersed vegetation in meso-eutrophic waters …
to adversely affect the dominant species of submersed vegetation in meso-eutrophic waters …