Accumulation of heavy metals by naturally colonising Typha domingensis (Poales: Typhaceae) in waste-rock dump leachate storage ponds in a gold–copper mine in the central tablelands of New South Wales, Australia
作者： A.A. Adams , A. Raman , D.S. Hodgkins , H.I. Nicol
DOI: 10.1080/17480930.2013.763496
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摘要: Abstract Naturally colonised populations of Typha domingensis in mine waste-rock dump leachate ponds (northern pond [NLP] and southern [SLP] a nearby reference site (Cadiangullong Creek [CAC] were analysed for accumulation Cu, Mn, Zn the winter 2010 early autumn 2011. Concentrations sediment, creek water at NLP, SLP, CAC also Zn. Linear regression concentrations each revealed significant reduction these metals NLP only as travelled away from toe through naturally T. domingensis. This study indicates that this species is suitable candidate process phytoimmobilisation tested metals.
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