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            A                                 B
            Adenosine triphosphate (ATP), 166, 170  Barley root elongation test, 31, 32
            Agrotechnological treatments, HMs, 222–225  BCF. See Bioconcentration factor (BCF)
            Alyssum bertolonii (Brassicaceae), 93  BCS. See Bioavailable contaminant
            Alyssum serpyllifolium (Brassicaceae), 93  stripping (BCS)
            Amendments                        Berkheya coddii (Asteraceae), 93
              contaminated soil, 185          Bioaccumulation, heavy metals
              in situ technique, 185             cutting-edge approaches, 133
              organic and inorganic, 186         environmental contamination
            Anthropogenic pollution, heavy metals  effects, 118–119
              arsenic, 183                         industrial and urban wastes, 117
              cadmium, 180                         organic and inorganic wastes, 117
              chromium, 181–182                  microbial development, 132
              contamination source, 177, 178     phytomining, 132–133
              copper, 179                        phytoremediation (see Phytoremediation)
              description, 177                   remediation and ecosystem restoration
              environmental problem, 178           aquatic environment, 119
              lead, 181                            cleaning up, 120
              mercury, 182–183                     oxidation, 120–121
              nickel, 180–181                      traditional methods, 120
              recycling organic matter, 178–179  rhizosphere (see Rhizosphere, wetland
              soil, 177, 178                         plants)
              zinc, 179–180                      wastewater treatment, 132
            Arabidopsis thaliana, 128            wetland (see Wetlands)
            Argentina’s phytostabilization experiences  Bioavailable contaminants
              BCF and TF, 189–190, 192           EBCS procedure, 286
              contamination levels, shoot/leaves and  “Green Remediation”, 285
                   roots, 191, 192               in situ technologies, 274
              heavy metals                       mercury-contaminated soil (see Mercury-
                 concentration and distribution, 190, 191  contaminated soil)
                 stress, 193                     non-hyperaccumulator plants, 274
              phytoremediation, 189              phytoextraction (see Phytoextraction)
              Sesbania virgata, 189–190, 192     soil properties, 275–277
            Assimilation, selenium, 166–168   Bioavailable contaminant stripping (BCS),
            Asteraceae, metal accumulation, 147      22, 279, 285
            ATP. See Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)  Bioconcentration factor (BCF), 190, 192



            D.K. Gupta (ed.), Plant-Based Remediation Processes, Soil Biology 35,  291
            DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-35564-6, # Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013
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