Bioaugmentation of treatment wetlands – A review

Bioaugmentation in the form of artificial mycorrhization of plant roots and bacterial inoculation has been successfully implemented in several fields including soil remediation or activated sludge treatment. Likewise, bioaugmentation seems a promising approach to improve the functioning of treatment...

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Published in:The Science of the total environment 2021-06, Vol.775, p.145820, Article 145820
Main Authors: Tondera, Katharina, Chazarenc, Florent, Chagnon, Pierre-Luc, Brisson, Jacques
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Arbuscular mycorrhize
Bacterial inoculation
Biodegradation, Environmental
Constructed wetland
Environmental Sciences
Mycorrhizae
Phytoremediation
Plant Roots
Poaceae
Soil
Wastewater treatment
Wetlands
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Plant Roots
Poaceae
Soil
Wastewater treatment
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