Heavy Metal Accumulation and Detoxification Mechanisms in Plants

By A. Memon, Digdem Aktoprakligil, Aylin Özdemir, Anastassiia Vertii. 2001

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Heavy Metal Stress and Some Mechanisms of Plant Defense Response (2015, background): “In addition to their role in HM detoxification, MTs are known to be active agents in a number of cellularrelated events including ROS scavenger [142], maintenance of the redox level [180], repair of plasma membrane [187], cell proliferation, and its growth and repair of damaged DNA [188].”
Phytoremediation: Potential flora for synthetic dyestuff metabolism (2016, background): “Accumulators concentrate and transform pollutants into inert forms in their aerial tissues whereas hyperaccumlators are capable of accumulating extraordinary higher quantities of pollutants as compared to other plant species (Memon et al., 2001; Sinha et al., 2007; Memon and Schroder, 2009; Sheoran ”
Biosorption of Water Pollutants by Fungal Pellets (2020, background): “The first includes soil erosion, volcanic activities, weathering of rocks and minerals [25], while the main anthropogenic sources are paints and pigments, plastic stabilizers, electroplating, incineration of cadmium-containing plastics, and phosphate fertilizers for Cd [27,28]; tanneries and steel i”
Phytoremediation of heavy metals--concepts and applications. (2013, background): “Hg Release from Au–Ag mining and coal combustion, medical waste Memon et al. (2001), Wuana and Okieimen (2011), and”