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                 inhibition, 44                    hairy root (see Hairy root culture)
                 metallothioneins, 47              plant growth and development, 101
                 phytochelatings (PCs), 47       uptake mechanisms, 20
                 ROS, 44–45                   Metal transporter proteins (MTPs), 248–249
                 stress factors, 44           Methylcysteine (MeCys), 169
              biological methods, 39–40       Methylselenocysteine (MeSeCys), 169
              biomass, 40                     Methylselenomethionine (MeSeMet), 168
              endo-and exogenous salicylic acid  MTPs. See Metal transporter proteins (MTPs)
                 biotic stressors, 42
                 metal concentration, leaves, 42–44
                 synergistic and antagonistic  N
                   interactions, 42           Natural resistance-associated macrophage
              hyperaccumulators, 40                  protein (NRAMP), 249, 251
              plant adaption and hyperaccumulation  Nickel (Ni), metals remediation, 107–108
                 small ligands, 48–49         Noaea mucronata (Chenopodiaceae), 93
                 toxic metal, 47–48           NRAMP. See Natural resistance-associated
                 transcriptomics, 52                 macrophage protein (NRAMP)
                 uptake, translocation and
                   partitioning, 49–51
              scope, 39                       O
            Metal-polluted soils. See also    O-acetyl-L-serine (OAS), 255
                   Phytotechnology, metal-    OAS. See O-acetyl-L-serine (OAS)
                   contaminated soils         Oligopeptide transporter (OPT), 246
              genetically engineered plants (see  On-site phytoremediation plant
                   Genetically engineered plants)  above-ground biomass, 149, 150, 152
              hyperaccumulation, 240             coarse roots, trees and tap roots, 153
              metallophyte crops, 239–240        disadvantages, 152
              modified plants, 261                establishment and growth, 147
              molecular targets to genetic manipulation  metal concentrations and removals, crop
                 intracellular sequestration and     shoots and tree twigs, 150–152
                   detoxification, 246–249        phytoextraction, 153
                 metal accumulation, 242         ploughing, 148–149
                 uptake and translocation (see Uptake  pyrite waste, 147, 149
                   and transport process, heavy metal)  root biomass, 153
              nicotianamine, 260                 shoot and tree twigs, metal concentration
              phytoremediation approaches, 239, 240  EDDS treatments, pyrite, 155
              phytovolatilization, 239             tillage systems, 150–152
              transgenic plants and mitigation strategies  site stratigraphy, 147
                 antibiotic/herbicide-resistance  sowing, 147, 149
                   genes, 242                    sunflower, alfalfa and fodder radish,
                 barnase gene, 241                   147, 149
                 post-zygotic methods, 242       Torviscosa, 148
                 safety-assessment studies, 241  On site studies, 225–227
            Metals. See also Metal-polluted soils  OPT. See Oligopeptide transporter (OPT)
              contaminated soils (see Phytotechnology,  Oxalis acetosella (Oxalidaceae), 94
                   metal-contaminated soils)
              remediation
                 bioreactors (see Hairy root culture)  P
                 characteristics, in vitro culture (see  PCS. See Phytochelatin synthase (PCS)
                   In vitro root culture, metal removal)  PCs. See Phytochelatins (PCs)
                 description, 101             PGPR. See Plant growth-promoting
                 environmental pollutants, 101–102   rhizobacteria (PGPR)
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