| Title | Poplar-assisted bioremediation of a multi-contaminated area in southern Italy |
| Abstract | Plant-assisted bioremediation, the use of plants to promote the extraction, the sequester or detoxification of pollutants through biological processes is a green, effective, in situ, non intrusive, low cost, aesthetically pleasing and, socially accepted technology to remediate contaminated soil. Potential for plant-assisted bioremediation depends upon the interactions among, soil, contaminants, microorganisms (bacteria and microfungi) and plants occurring in the rhizosphere where, the release of root exudates and oxygen with circadian rhythm can stimulate the biodegradation activity of natural soil microorganisms. This technology has been applying for three years to a multi-contaminated (PCBs and heavy metals) area in Southern Italy using as plant a selected poplar clone (Monviso). |
| Source | Circular Economy and Environmental Sustainability, 9th International Conference on Environmental Engineering and Management (ICEEM09), Bologna, 06-09/09/2017 |
| Keywords | PCBmetalssoil remediationmicrobial community |
| Year | 2017 |
| Type | Contributo in atti di convegno |
| Authors | Ancona V, Barra Caracciolo A, Grenni P, Campanale C, Rascio I, Di Lenola M, Cardoni M, Bagnuolo G, Mascolo G, Uricchio1 VF, Massacci A |
| Text | 381034 2017 PCB metals soil remediation microbial community Poplar assisted bioremediation of a multi contaminated area in southern Italy Ancona V, Barra Caracciolo A, Grenni P, Campanale C, Rascio I, Di Lenola M, Cardoni M, Bagnuolo G, Mascolo G, Uricchio1 VF, Massacci A Ancona V, Campanale C, Rascio I, Bagnuolo G, Mascolo G, Uricchio VF IRSA CNR, Bari Barra Caracciolo A, Grenni P, Di Lenola M, Cardoni M IRSA CNR, Roma Massacci A IBAF CNR, Roma Plant assisted bioremediation, the use of plants to promote the extraction, the sequester or detoxification of pollutants through biological processes is a green, effective, in situ, non intrusive, low cost, aesthetically pleasing and, socially accepted technology to remediate contaminated soil. Potential for plant assisted bioremediation depends upon the interactions among, soil, contaminants, microorganisms bacteria and microfungi and plants occurring in the rhizosphere where, the release of root exudates and oxygen with circadian rhythm can stimulate the biodegradation activity of natural soil microorganisms. This technology has been applying for three years to a multi contaminated PCBs and heavy metals area in Southern Italy using as plant a selected poplar clone Monviso . Circular Economy and Environmental Sustainability A.E. Buburuzam, C. Teodosiu, F. Fava, P.X. Corvini, D. Gavrilescu, L. Bertin Published version ISSN 2457 7049 ISSN L 2457 7049 Circular Economy and Environmental Sustainability, 9th International Conference on Environmental Engineering and Management ICEEM09 Bologna 06 09/09/2017 Internazionale Contributo Book Book of the 9th International Conference on Environmental Engineering and Management ICEEM09 ICEEM09Bookofabstracts.pdf Contributo in atti di convegno claudiacampanale CAMPANALE CLAUDIA CARDONI MARTINA DI LENOLA MARTINA RASCIO IDA vitofelice.uricchio URICCHIO VITO FELICE anna.barracaracciolo BARRA CARACCIOLO ANNA paola.grenni GRENNI PAOLA valeria.ancona ANCONA VALERIA angelo.massacci MASSACCI ANGELO giuseppe.bagnuolo BAGNUOLO GIUSEPPE giuseppe.mascolo MASCOLO GIUSEPPE TA.P04.005.011 Vulnerabilita degli ecosistemi delle acque sotterranee e attenuazione naturale degli inquinanti nel suolo e nel sottosuolo |
