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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Phytomining"”.

  1. A multifarious comparative ecotoxicological approach on a catchment scale from three mine wastelands for improved environmental management and risk assessment: integrating abiotic, biotic and agroecosystem approaches

    … and potential ecological restoration using phytomining technologies. The study is focused on the Kafue River basin on the Zambian Copperbelt and seeks to identify impacts and potential benefits through studying a grouping of TSFs and their impact in a single geographical region, allowing …

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  2. The role of Iron Regulated 2 and Iron Regulated Transporter 1 in nickel hyperaccumulation traits in Senecio coronatus

    … of metal pollutants from the environment) and phytomining. However, little is known about the molecular mechanisms underlying Ni hyperaccumulation despite the fact that Ni hyperaccumulators account for almost three quarters of all known hyperaccumulating species. A comparative RNA-Seq …

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  3. Rare Earth Elements (REEs) Recovery and Hydrochar Production from Hyperaccumulators

    Phytomining is a promising method for metal recovery, but rare studies have been devoted to metal recovery from hyperaccumulator biomass. The objective of this study was to propose efficient and sustainable methods for treating REE hyperaccumulators, aimed at enhancing REE recovery and obtaining …

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