Restoration of Micro-/Nano plastics: Contaminated Soil by Phytoremediation

Yeddanapalli Prathima; Donthamalla Venkatanarasaiah; Dandu Akhil; Rami Reddy Pallerla

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-21195-9_13

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Restoration of Micro-/Nano plastics: Contaminated Soil by Phytoremediation

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Yeddanapalli Prathima, Donthamalla Venkatanarasaiah, Dandu Akhil, Rami Reddy Pallerla

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Researchers reviewed phytoremediation as a technology for cleaning up soils contaminated with micro- and nanoplastics, examining its principles, applicability, and practical limitations. Understanding plant-based remediation strategies is essential for developing scalable, low-cost solutions to reverse the terrestrial plastic pollution that threatens soil health and food safety.

This chapter gives an overview of an environmental remediation technology, including its principles, applicability, utilization, and advantages/disadvantages. This report is reported for information view only. Information used in this was collected from periodicals,...

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