Phytoremediation, Volume 83

1. Metallophytes from calamine and serpentine soils (incl. tolerance mechanisms)
   Malgorzata Wojcik
   2. The (endophytic) microbiome of plants from metal contaminated environments: small organisms (inhabitants), large influence
   Sofie Thijs
   3. Potential role of plant-associated bacteria in plant metal uptake and implications in phytotechnologies
   Petra Susan Kidd
   4. Plant associated fungi from trace element rich soils and their possible role in metal uptake by their host plants.
   Francois Rineau
   5. Phytoextraction: Status and Promise
   Rufus Lee Chaney
   6. Molecular and cellular aspects of contaminant toxicity in plants
   Els Keunen and Sophie Hendrix
   7. Bio- and phytoremediation of pesticide-contaminated environments: a review
   Nele Weyens
   8. Plants and air phytoremediation
   Stanislaw W. Gawronski

Phytoremediation, Volume 83, the latest release in the Advances in Botanical Research series, covers a variety of new topics, including Metallophytes from calamine and serpentine soils (incl. tolerance mechanisms), The (endophytic) microbiome of plants from metal contaminated environments: small organisms (inhabitants), large influence, the Potential role of plant-associated bacteria in plant metal uptake and implications in phytotechnologies, Plant associated fungi from trace element rich soils and their possible role in metal uptake by their host plants, Phytoextraction: Status and Promise, Molecular and cellular aspects of contaminant toxicity in plants, and a section on Bio- and phytoremediation of pesticide-contaminated environments: a Review.

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