Effectiveness of Phytomining of Vanadium (V) and Chromium (Cr) Using Cymbopogon citratus and Portulaca grandiflora in Red Mud with Manure Addition [PDF]
BIO Web of ConferencesThe highly alkaline nature of red mud, coupled with the presence of heavy metals, represents a significant environmental risk. Phytomining has the potential to facilitate the extraction of heavy metals, including vanadium (V) and chromium (Cr), from red ...
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Potensi Phytomining Nikel oleh Tumbuhan Herba pada Lahan Bekas Penambangan di Kabupaten Konawe
Jurnal Ilmu LingkunganLahan dengan kadar nikel rendah seringkali tidak dimanfaatkan meskipun sebenarnya memiliki potensi untuk dikelola dan dimanfaatkan dengan proses phytomining.
Dhea Adalati Az-Zahra +3 more
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Phytoextraction and the economic perspective of phytomining of heavy metals [PDF]
, 2017 Abstract. The world rapid growing population, expanding economics and anthropogenic activities contribute to heavy metals pollution, which are non-biodegradable, persistent and threaten the environment. The rising level of heavy metals in environment emphasizes on indigenous technologies, but conventional technologies are too expensive, laborious and ...
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Current developments in agromining and phytomining [PDF]
, 2015 Harvesting metals from hyperaccumulator biomass (or 'metal crops') may be implemented either as an alternative type of agriculture by farmers (agromining), or implemented on mined-out or degraded land (phytomining). Scientific experiments and field trials relating to agromining/phytomining are being developed at various locations around the world ...
van der Ent, Antony +6 more
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Ultramafic soils and nickel phytomining opportunities: A review
Revista Brasileira de Ciência do Solo, 2022 ABSTRACT Ultramafic soils are originated from ultramafic rocks such as peridotite and serpentinite and are highly enriched in metals (e.g., Ni, Cr, and Co) and depleted in plant nutrients (e.g., P, K, and Ca). Such characteristics make these soils unfavorable for agriculture and have raised environmental concerns on metal release to the environment ...
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Phytomining Potential of Jatropha curcas and Sansevieria trifasciata for Chromium (Cr) and Vanadium (V) Uptake from Red Mud Amended with Sludge-Manure Mixture [PDF]
BIO Web of ConferencesThe rapid growth of the alumina industry has significantly increased red mud production, with each ton of alumina yielding 0.8 to 1.5 tons of this byproduct. Red mud is a highly alkaline residue produced during bauxite refining, containing various metals
Adjie Praja Ardin +11 more
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Geochemical assessment of platinum group metals for phytomining [PDF]
REM: International Engineering Journal, 2019 Phytomining is suggested as a technology to obtain platinum group metals (PGMs) nanoparticles from plants grown on the mineralized soils or tailings.
Peipei Shi +2 more
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The Long Road to Developing Agromining/Phytomining
, 2017 The concept of phytomining is a natural extension of botanical prospecting and the study of metal biochemistry and biogeography of metal hyperaccumulator plants. Some elements may be phyto-extracted to remediate soils, but the recovered biomass would have little economic value (Cd, As, etc.) and disposal of the biomass would be a cost.
Chaney, Rufus L. +2 more
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Organic amendments for improving nickel phytomining with Odontarrhena serpyllifolia [PDF]
Journal of Environmental ManagementPhytomining is an environmentally friendly, cost-effective plant-based technique to recover valuable metals from mineralised or polluted soils. Nickel phytomining has garnered much attention due to the vast number of Ni hyperaccumulator species identified in ultramafic areas worldwide and their promising metal extraction yields.
Ana R.A. Alves +4 more
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Geochemical assessment of the bioavailability of platinum group metals for phytomining
, 2016 Phytomining is suggested as a novel technology to obtain platinum group metals (PGMs) nanoparticles from plants grown on the mineralized soil, rock, or on mine wastes. The primary determinant of metal uptake by a plant is the bioavailability of the metal in the soil-plant system.
Shi, Peipei
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