The contents of 47 major and trace elements and 6 wood physico-chemical parameters
were determined in contemporary and archaeological fir (Abies alba Mill.), Scots pine (Pinus …

High contamination of soils with heavy metals, mainly due to increasing anthropogenic
activity, significantly contributed to the reduction of soil fertility worldwide and has an …

The study aimed to evaluate the physiological mechanisms underlying differences in metals
and metalloid uptake and tolerance of two tree species cultivated in mining waste material …

Arsenic (As) remediation is challenging due to the complex nature and the persistence of
these metalloid compounds. While it may seem that differences between As forms influence …

Wood ashes obtained from household heating and cooking are often applied to home
gardens and arable fields by farmers. The effect of tree species and their locations on the …

Aims The study investigated the growth and metal accumulation over time of young forest
vegetation growing on metal-contaminated topsoil above either acidic or calcareous subsoil …

Biological methods have been described and suggested as a useful tool in studies on plant
growth, development, and phytoremediation abilities in heavily polluted soil. Pot …

Lead (Pb) has become one of the most common heavy metal contaminants, demanding
research on economical remediation approaches with minimal ecological impacts. Pepper …

In this study, the effect of irrigation with municipal effluent on performance of two clones of
Populus alba after one year growth was investigated. The test was done in a completely …

This study was carried out to study of performance two-year old plants of Populus alba in soil
affected by municipal effluent. For this purpose, a pot experiment was done in a completely …