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SECTION 1: PHYTOREMEDIATION APPLICATIONS FOR WASTE WATER AND IMPROVED WATER QUALITY<br/> 1. IMPROVED QUALITY OF ABATTOIR WASTEWATER THROUGH PHYTOREMEDIATION Aisien Eki T, Aisien Felix A, Okoduwa Gabriel I<br/> 2. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED WATERS TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY L Grijalbo, M Fernandez Pascual, FJ Gutierrez Manero, JA Lucas Garcia <br/>3. ON-SITE AND FULL-SCALE APPLICATIONS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION TO REPAIR AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS WITH EXCESS METALS L. de Cabo, R. Serafini, S. Arreghini, A. F. de Iorio <br/>4. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF EUTROPHIC WATERS Abid Ali Ansari, Fareed A. Khan, Subrata Trivedi, Rubina Perveen, Mudasir Irfan and Farha Rehman <br/>5. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF WATER AND WASTEWATER: ON-SITE AND FULL-SCALE APPLICATIONS G. Basilico, L. de Cabo, A. Faggi<br/> SECTION 2: PHYTOREMEDIATION USING PLANTS, MICROBIAL ASSEMBLAGES, AND NOVEL APPLICATIONS IN SOIL AND WATER 6. INTERACTION OF ALGAE-BACTERIA CONSORTIA: A NEW APPLICATION OF HEAVY METALS BIOREMEDIATION Rengifo-Gallego AL, EJ Pena-Salamanca <br/>7. HEAVY METALS PHYTOREMEDIATION FROM URBAN WASTE LEACHATE BY THE COMMON REED (Phragmites australis)Amin Mojiri, Shahin Gavanji, Ali Gholami <br/>8. CYANOBACTERIA AS POTENTIAL OPTIONS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT Anjuli Sood, Nirmal Renuka, Radha Prasanna, Amrik Singh Ahluwalia<br/> 9. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING RHIZOBIA Clarisse Brigido, Bernard R. Glick <br/>10. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF HEAVY METALS: THE USE OF GREEN APPROACHES TO CLEAN THE ENVIRONMENT N. P. Singh, Anita Rani Santal <br/>11. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING LEGIMINOUS PLANTS: MANAGING CADMIUM STRESS WITH APPLICATIONS OF ARBUSCULAR MYCORRHIZA (AM) FUNGI Rubina Perveen, Shahla Faizan and Abid Ali Ansari <br/>12. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF COPPER-CONTAMINATED SOIL Anna Karczewska, Andrzej Mocek, Piotr Golinski, Miroslaw Mleczek<br/> 13. PHYTOREMEDIATION OF THE METALLOID SELENIUM IN SOIL AND WATER Zhilin Wu, Gary S. Banuelos, Zhiqing Lin, Norman Terry, Miao Li <br/>14. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: 1Mohammad Miransari<br/> 15. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES: 11 Alori, Elizabeth Temitope<br/> 16. EFFECTS OF BIO-SOLIDS ON THE TRASPIRATION RATE OF RAINBOW PINK (Dianthus chinensis) GROWN IN CADMIUM-CONTAMINATED SOILS Hung-Yu Lai, Bo-Ching Chen, Zueng-Sang Chen<br/> 17. PHYTOREMEDIATION AND THE ELECTROKINETIC PROCESS: POTENTIAL USE FOR THE PHYTOREMEDIATION OF ANTIMONY AND ARSENIC Nazare Couto, Paula Guedes, Alexandra B. Ribeiro, Dong-Mei Zhou<br/> 18.CHROMIUM PHYTO-TRANSFORMATION IN SALT MARSHES: THE ROLE OF HALOPHYTES Isabel Cacador, Bernardo Duarte <br/>19. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS AND THE PHYTOREMEDIATION OF HEAVY METALS FROM COASTAL WATERS Subrata Trivedi, Abid Ali Ansari <br/>20. LICHENS AS AN ALTERNATIVE BIOSORBENT: A REVIEWDemet Cansaran-DUMAN, Sumer ARAS <br/>21. PHYTOREMEDIATION IN CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS Indika Herath and Meththika Vithanage<br/> 22. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING ALGAE AND MACROPHYTES : 1 Qaisar Mahmood, Nosheen Mirza, Shahida Shaheen <br/>23. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING ALGAE AND MACROPHYTES: 11Keshav Singh Jatav, Ram Pratap Singh <br/>24. PHYTOREMEDIATION TO REMOVE METALS/METALLOIDS FROM SOILS Jian Chen, Yi Chen, Zhi-Qi Shi, Yi Su, Fengxiang X. Han <br/>25. PHYTOREMEDIATION USING TERRESTRIAL PLANTS Salamanca EJ, Madera-Campo C., Avila-Williams C., Rengifo-Gallego A.L., Ascuntar D<br/> 26. PHYTOREMEDIATION AND NECROPHYTOREMEDIATION OF PETROGENIC HYDROCARBON-CONTAMINATED SOILS Esmaeil Shahsavari, Eric M. Adetutu and Andrew S. Ball <br/>27. AN INTEGRATED ELECTROCHEMICAL-PHYTOREMEDIATION PROCESS FOR THE TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER C. Barrera-Diaz, G. Roa Morales, A. Amaya-Chavez 28. METAL ACCUMULATION CAPABILITY OF WEEDS AND THEIR UTILIZATION IN PHYTOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY Anand Mohan, Madhuri Girdhar, Hasibur Rehman, Anil Kumar, Shalini Saggu, Abid A. Ansari |
