Hazardous and Trace Materials in Soil and Plants

Sources, Effects, and Management
Herausgeber: Ali Ansari, Abid; Aftab, Tariq; Gill, Sarvajeet Singh; Naeem, M.; Macovei, Anca

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Produktbeschreibung

Hazardous and Trace Materials in Soil and Plants: Sources, Effects and Management explores the latest advancements in reducing, avoiding and eliminating soil contaminants that challenge the health and safety of agricultural plants. With a focus on minimizing the production of those hazardous substances, controlling their distribution and ensuring safe utilization, the book explores each contributing area and provides insights toward improved, sustainable and secure production. This is an excellent reference resource on both current research and future directions from laboratory research to field applications. The combined impacts of climate change and industrialization have led to increased and diversified threats to the health of the soil in which our food crops are grown, as well as in the plants themselves. This dual-hazard scenario is increasingly recognized as a threat to not just the environment, but to global food security as agricultural soils contaminated with pollutants alter plant metabolism, thus resulting in reduced crop quality and production quantity.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Elsevier Science & Technology
• Seitenzahl: 390
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. August 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 272mm x 215mm x 21mm
• Gewicht: 1060g
• ISBN-13: 9780323916325
• ISBN-10: 0323916325
• Artikelnr.: 63337363

Inhaltsangabe

SECTION-A: OVERVIEW OF HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN SOIL, PLANTS AND
ENVIRONMENT 1. An Overview of the Hazardous and Trace Materials in Soil and
Plants 2. Biological contamination and the control of biological
contaminants in environment 3. Long-term challenges, the characteristics
and behavior of each hazardous material and trace element in soil 4. Effect
of selenium on soils and plants and its management
SECTION-B: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN THE SOIL ENVIRONMENT 5. Heavy
metals in contaminated soils: A bird's eye view of causes, risks and
strategies for remediation 6. Soil chemical pollution, risk assessment and
remediation 7. Soil heavy metal pollution: Impact on plants and methods of
bioremediation
SECTION-C: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT 8.
Removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) from water
and wastewater through biological processes: an overview 9. Sediment
pollution in aquatic environments in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires
(MABA), Argentina
SECTION-D: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN PLANTS 10. Hazardous elements
in Plants: Sources, Effects and Management 11. Bioaccumulation and
translocation of some trace elements in co-occurring halophytes
(Amaranthaceae) from Algerian saline areas 12. Heavy metal toxicity and
underlying mechanisms for heavy metal tolerance in medicinal legumes 13.
Biochemical responses of plants towards heavy metals in soil 14. Spatial
distribution of arsenic species in soil ecosystem and their effect on plant
physiology 15. Aluminium in tea plants: Phytotoxicity, tolerance and
mitigation 16. Role of phytohormones in mitigating the harmful impacts of
hazardous and trace materials on agriculture crops 17. Cadmium-mediated
oxidative stress and hazard in plants and its management
SECTION-E: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS AND MICROORGANISMS 18. Plant
growth promoting rhizobacteria as bioremediators of polluted agricultural
soils: challenges and prospects 19. Bacterial polyamines: A key mediator to
combat stress tolerance in plants 20. Plants and microbes assisted
remediation of cadmium contaminated soil 21. The efficiency of Arbuscular
mycorrhizal fungi on sequestration of potentially toxic elements in soil
SECTION F- MANAGEMENT AND RAMEDIATION OF HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS 22.
Biomonitoring of heavy metals contamination in soil ecosystem 23. Role of
nanoparticles in remediation of environmental contaminants 24. Genomic
approaches for phytoremediation of trace & hazardous materials