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Assessment of native plants for their potential to remove trace metals around Legadembi tailings dam, Southern Ethiopia
Native plant species growing on metal contaminated soil at the foot of the Legadembi tailings dam were selected to evaluate their phytoremediation potential. For this purpose, soil, aboveground tissues, and roots of plant samples were analyzed for the concentrations of Zn, Cu, Ni, Pb, and Cd. The bi...
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| description | Native plant species growing on metal contaminated soil at the foot of the Legadembi tailings dam were selected to evaluate their phytoremediation potential. For this purpose, soil, aboveground tissues, and roots of plant samples were analyzed for the concentrations of Zn, Cu, Ni, Pb, and Cd. The bioaccumulation and transfer of metals were evaluated in terms of translocation factor (TF), bioconcentration factor (BCF), and biological accumulation coefficient (BAC). The results showed that most of the species were efficient to take up and translocate more than one trace element (TE) from roots to shoots.
Argemone mexicana
L.,
Rumex nepalensis
Spreng.,
Cyperus alopecuroides
Rottb., and
Schoenoplectu sconfusus
(N.E.Br.) Lye showed potential for phytoextraction of Cu, while
R. nepalensis
and
C
.
alopecuroides
can accumulate in their above-ground parts and are suitable for phytoextraction of Ni.
Rumex nepalensis
,
C
.
alopecuroides
, and
Typha latifolia
L. have the ability for phytostabilization of Zn metal. Findings suggest concentrations of some metals in plants’ tissue showed above the normal range which suggests their potential use in phytoremediation. |
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Argemone mexicana
L.,
Rumex nepalensis
Spreng.,
Cyperus alopecuroides
Rottb., and
Schoenoplectu sconfusus
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R. nepalensis
and
C
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alopecuroides
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Rumex nepalensis
,
C
.
alopecuroides
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Typha latifolia
L. have the ability for phytostabilization of Zn metal. 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Argemone mexicana
L.,
Rumex nepalensis
Spreng.,
Cyperus alopecuroides
Rottb., and
Schoenoplectu sconfusus
(N.E.Br.) Lye showed potential for phytoextraction of Cu, while
R. nepalensis
and
C
.
alopecuroides
can accumulate in their above-ground parts and are suitable for phytoextraction of Ni.
Rumex nepalensis
,
C
.
alopecuroides
, and
Typha latifolia
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