Titlebook: Detoxification of Heavy Metals; Irena Sherameti,Ajit Varma Book 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2011 Contaminated soils.Metal accumulation

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Sulfur Metabolism as a Support System for Plant Heavy Metal Tolerance,stresses. Metabolically, sulfur metabolism is a core pathway for the synthesis of molecules required for heavy metal tolerance in plants. This chapter provides an overview of sulfur metabolism in plants, how it plays a critical role in heavy metal tolerance, and how efforts to engineer these pathways may improve bioremediation efforts.

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Conventions and Mutual Expectationsging effects to plants, animals, and humans, but the pollution from heavy metals is of serious concern and a big potential threat to the environment and human health. This chapter gives a general overview of (1) some of the sources of heavy metal contaminants in soil like mining, agricultural activi

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Matthias Dehmer,Frank Emmert-Streibconditions of heavy metal soils differ from one plant species to the next. Toxicity of heavy metals to plant cell constituents and responses of plant cells to cope with excess of heavy metals is described in this chapter. Current research on heavy metal tolerance and hyperaccumulation of plants focu

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Conventions and Mutual Expectations all plant species recognized as useful for phytoremediation belong to angiosperm phylogeny group. Angiosperms are classified into 63 orders and 413 families among which species from 8 orders and 18 families are identified as well tolerating pollutants and useful for phytoremediation. There are also

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Gentechnik und die Nahrungsmittelindustriemulation of metals, and null vegetation. A field trial was established in two tailing ponds, in which experimental plots were designed, using marble wastes, pig manure, and sewage sludge as amendments to reclaim the mine soils. We monitored the dynamics of heavy metals, soil properties, and vegetati

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Gentechnik und die Nahrungsmittelindustries and regulatory proteins. Zn is important in the functional regulation of enzymes and membrane transport systems as a messenger in intracellular signaling. However, in plants, excess Zn is toxic and causes chlorosis and growth disorders. Thus, to ensure Zn homeostasis, transporters act in coordinat