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Anthropogenic exercises as well as industrial enterprises and agricultural practices contribute considerably to the degradation and contamination of environment that considerably affects the soil. The normal physical and chemical know-hows soil washing used for soil remediation render the land useless as a medium for plant growth, as they take away all biological activities. Others are labour-intensive and have high maintenance value. Phytoremediation, a cheaper and sustainable in situ remediation techniques was so thought of. This book proposes enhanced solutions to issues of contamination…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Anthropogenic exercises as well as industrial enterprises and agricultural practices contribute considerably to the degradation and contamination of environment that considerably affects the soil. The normal physical and chemical know-hows soil washing used for soil remediation render the land useless as a medium for plant growth, as they take away all biological activities. Others are labour-intensive and have high maintenance value. Phytoremediation, a cheaper and sustainable in situ remediation techniques was so thought of. This book proposes enhanced solutions to issues of contamination and eventually convalescent sites and soils. However, plants don't have the aptitude to degrade several soil waste matters, particularly the inorganic pollutant. It's so imperative to require advantage of the degrading ability of soil microorganisms to assist various hyperacccumulator plants to remediate polluted soil. This book focuses on phytoremediation techniques improved by microbial colonies.
Autorenporträt
Aransiola Sesan Abiodun ist derzeit Doktorand an der Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State, Nigeria. Aransiola hat sich auf Umweltmikrobiologie und Biotechnologie spezialisiert. Er hat mehr als 35 Veröffentlichungen in angesehenen internationalen Fachzeitschriften, darunter auch Buchkapitel in seinem Fachgebiet.