This study evaluates the potential of Arthrobacter nicotiniae to preferentially remove lead, cadmium, silver and zinc from contaminated soil Amaonye-ishiagu Agricultural Forest, Ebonyi State, Nigeria using standard methods. The revealed optimum values factor as 8ml nutrient volume, 5g organism, 30oC temperature, pH 8 stirring frequency 4pw. showed 79.78% removal 61.50% 48.59% arsenic 7.04% on 3...

A large amount of agricultural land is located in close proximity to the metropolitan areas, it means near industrial enterprises and highways which giving rise inevitable soil pollution by heavy metals, most toxic them are cadmium, mercury lead. The plant products harvested from such areas frequently contains metals make unsuitable for human or animal consumption. Studies have shown that pre-s...

phytoremediation is a biological method by which plants are used to remove environmental pollution caused by toxic elements such as the accumulation of cadmium, copper, lead, chromium, etc. from soil. the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (amf) help the plant to increase uptake and translocation of low mobility nutrients and also micronutrients. in this research, arbuscular mycorrhizal inoculant was...

Exponential industrialization and rapid urbanization have resulted in contamination of soil by metals from anthropogenic sources in Dongguan, China. The aims of this research were to determine the concentration and distribution of various metals (arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), mercury (Hg), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn)) in soils and identify their potential heal...

Purpose. Knowing and evaluating the degree of pollution caused by elements under study, Statement potential environmental hazards index. in Samarra city-Iraq to know limits mineral pollution, because an increase them is harmful humans. Methodology. The first step starting work for current as modeling was carried out a field tour November each region depth, concentrations heavy approved study (m...

Anthropogenic pollution poses a threat for the environment and wildlife. Trace metals (TMs) are known to have negative effects on haematological status, oxidative balance, and reproductive success in birds. These pollutants particularly increase in concentration in industrialized, urbanized and intensive agricultural areas. Pollutants can also interfere with the normal functioning of the immune...