Phytoremediation of emerging contaminants in wetlands

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"Phytoremediation with wetland plants is an eco-friendly, aesthetically pleasing, cost-effective, solar-driven, passive technique that is useful for cleaning up environmental pollutants with low to moderate levels of contamination."--Provided by publisher. Abstract: "Phytoremediation with wetland plants is an eco-friendly, aesthetically pleasing, cost-effective, solar-driven, passive technique that is useful for cleaning up environmental pollutants with low to moderate levels of contamination."--Provided by publisher Content: Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Reference Reference Author Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Water, Wetlands, and Phytoremediation of Emerging Environmental Contaminants Water: Global Distribution and Water Quality (Physicochemical) Attributes Water Pollution: Global Sources Sources of Global Water Pollution Sewage and Domestic Wastes Industrial Effluents Agricultural Discharge Soap and Detergents Thermal Pollution Importance of Global Wetland Plants Wetlands, Plants, and Phytoremediation of Emerging Contaminants. Phytoremediation of Emerging Contaminants (Organics, PAHs, and Heavy Metals)Phytoremediation of PPCPs (Emerging Contaminants of Concern) with Wetland Plants Role of Constructed Wetlands in the Phytoremediation of PPCPs as Emerging Contaminants of Concern Phytoremediation of Pathogenic Microbes and Its Mechanism in Constructed Wetlands Phytoremediation of Pharmaceutical Products or Antibiotics with Wetland Plants References Chapter 2: Phytoremediation: Concept, Principles, Mechanisms, and Applications Introduction Green Sustainable Technologyâ#x80 #x94 Phytoremediation: Concept and Principles. Microbial Association and Phytoremediation of Emerging ContaminantsPhytoremediation Mechanisms In Wetland Plants For Diverse Emerging Contaminants Role of Enzymes in Phytoremediation of Emerging Contaminants Utility of Wetland Plants in Phytoremediation of Emerging Contaminants Rhizofiltration Process Involved in Accumulation through Wetland Plants Phytoremediation of Emerging Contaminants with Wetland Plants and Macrophytes: Examples References Chapter 3: Progress, Prospects, and Challenges of Phytoremediation with Wetland Plants Introduction. Importance of Wetlands in the Current AnthropoceneHeavy Metals: An Emerging Contaminant of Global Concern Global Sources of Heavy Metals and Other Emerging Contaminants Anthropogenic Sources of Heavy Metals and Emerging Contaminants Emerging Contaminants and Heavy Metals as Pollutants to Wetlands and Their Environment Health Impact of Emerging Contaminants and Heavy Metal Pollution Heavy Metals and Source Management Advantages and Disadvantages or Limitations of Phytoremediation Swot Analysis for Phytotechnologies and Phytoremediation. What Happens with Emerging Contaminantâ#x80 #x93 Loaded and Metal-Saturated Wetland Plant Biomass?Future Prospects of Phytoremediation: Genetic Engineering and Molecular Biology References Chapter 4: Natural and Constructed Wetlands in Phytoremediation: A Global Perspective with Case Studies of Tropical and Temperate Countries Introduction Difference Between Terrestrial and Wetland Phytoremediation Constructed Wetlands and Use of Phytoremediation Why Replace Natural Wetlands with Constructed Wetlands? Types of Constructed Wetlands Role of Plants In Constructed Wetlands.