Politics of the natural vegetation to balance the hazardous level of elements in marble polluted ecosystem through phytoremediation and physiological responses

The current paper evaluates the phytoremediation ability and physiological responses of selected resistant plant species to hazardous levels elements in marble waste polluted ecosystem. Preliminary results demonstrate that all indicator/resistant i.e., Ailanthus altissima, Arundo donax, Cynodon dactylon, Erigeron canadensis, Cannabis sativa, Ficus carica, Lathyrus aphaca, Morus alba, Populus Robinia pseudoacacia Vitex negundo were best Phyto-extractors Phyto-stabilizers for most heavy metals general Mg, Ca, Fe, Cu Na particular (at p < 0.05). Structural Equation Modeling confirmed pollution has a direct significant (R2 =0.80) impact on proline synthesis hence role combating pollution. Chlorophyll content decreased by 4% studied when concentration pollutants increased. It is concluded bio-indicators - abundant Marble Waste Polluted Systems (MWPS) have its remediation. Increasing accumulation decreasing chlorophyll contents with an increase plants show resilience ecosystem response external lithospheric toxicities. recommended recognized could be planted abundantly remediate MWPS around processing other such industries their catchments.