Tag: Microbial Remediation
With the increasing pace of development in the agriculture and manufacturing industries, there is a release of a large amount of biomass waste into the environment.
Microbial RemediationMicrobial Fuel Cells or Bio-Electrochemical Systems (BES) combine biological catalytic redox activity with abiotic electrochemical reactions and physics.
biochemistry, Microbial Remediation, Power and energy sectorBioremediation helps cleaning up polluted environments, including soils, groundwater, and marine environments. Such systems can include bacteria, fungi, algae and plant species. They are capable of metabolizing, immobilizing or absorbing toxic compounds from their environment.
Microbial RemediationIt is possible by the virtue of harvesting of energy from by-products of bioremediation processes. The harvesting of probable waste products like various gases and growth mediums makes this method eco-friendly and cost-effective.
Microbial RemediationPhytoremediation is a method which involves growing plants in a contaminated matrix to remove environmental contaminants.It is the direct use of living green plants for the removal and degradation of contaminants in the soil as well as water bodies (Hassani et al. 2014).
environmental cost of fdi, environmental protection, Microbial Remediation, PhytoremediationGene ontology analysis can assist in phytoremediation studies to mitigate dangerous pollutants.
Microbial RemediationUnder gene ontology, concepts and classes are used to define a gene function along with the relationships existing between these concepts.
Microbial RemediationPhytoremediation processes using plants to eradicate heavy metals provide efficient and ecologically sound approaches to sequestration. This article establishes several merA gene candidates for mercury phytoremediation purpose.
Microbial Remediation, Phytoremediation