Soil is substantive component of biosphere, which is exposed to plethora of pollutants
including heavy metals. These are added by natural as well as anthropogenic activities …

Natural and human activities introduced an excess level of toxic lead (Pb) to the
environment. Pb has no known biological significance and its interactions with plants lead to …

Lead (Pb) is the second most toxic metal on Earth and is toxic to humans and other living
things. In plants, Pb commonly inhibits growth when it is at a concentration in the soil of 30 …

It is imperative to comprehend the level and spatial distribution of soil pollution with heavy
metals to find sustainable management approaches for affected soils. Selected heavy …

With the rapid depletion of fossil energy and increasingly severe environmental pollution,
the development of biomass resources for biorefineries has become a new research focus …

Heavy metals (HMs) accumulation in the soils poses risks towards the environment and
health. Glomalin related soil protein (GRSP) produced by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi …

Progressive pollution due to toxic metals significantly undermines global environmental
sustainability efforts. Chromium (Cr) is one of the most dangerous to human health. The use …

The reduced availability of water resources in Egypt has imposed the need to intensify the
use of wastewater for crop irrigation in the alluvial soils. Relevant effects can derive from …

Phytoremediation acts as an efficient methodology for management of toxic elements spiked
soils. The accumulation and tolerance potential of hyper-accumulator plants for toxic …

Main conclusion Lead disrupts plant metabolic homeostasis and key structural elements.
Utilizing modern biotechnology tools, it's feasible to develop Pb-tolerant varieties by …