ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Phytoremediation Potential of Heavy Metals Using Biochar and Accumulator Plants: A Sustainable Approach Towards Cleaner Environments.
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- Biochar Stabilizes Plant Metabolic State to Reduce Stress Susceptibility.Plant, cell & environment · 2026Article
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Abstract
Native plant species show significant promise for the remediation and rehabilitation of mine tailings contaminated with heavy metals (HM). Nonetheless, the harmful impact of HM can decrease plant survival, growth and reproduction, thereby diminishing the effectiveness of phytoremediation. Consequently, incorporating organic amendments into mine tailings, like biochar, can promote plant growth, decreasing the bioavailability of HM and their eventual potential to alter the food chain. This study aims to evaluate the capability of coconut fiber biochar in combination with
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