Bioremediation through rhizosphere technology

摘要: Role of Microorganisms in Soil Bioremediation Toxicant Degradation the Rhizosphere Polyphenolic Compounds Respired by Bacteria Effect Nutrients on Interaction Between Pesticide Pentachlorophenol and Intact Microbial Communities Used To Study Biodegradation Agricultural Natural Soils: Influence Organic Matter Mineralization Kinetics Plant Species In Situ as a Defense Against Toxic Substances Soils Potential Use Mycorrhizal Fungi Agents Dehalogenation Chlorinated Phenols During Binding Humus Alfalfa Plants Associated Promote Rather Than Volatilization from Ground Water Naphthalene Soil-Grass Microcosms Biologically Mediated Dissipation Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons Root Zone Grass-Enhanced for Clay Contaminated with Polynuclear Aromatic Propanil Metabolism Microflora Glutathione S-Transferase Activity Herbicide Detoxification Biological Wastes Collected at an Agrochemical Dealership Establishment Pesticide-Contaminated Amended Compost