Tiny Particles and Helpful Bacteria Team Up to Feed Crops Sustainably
A new review in Plant and Soil shows that engineered nano-micro materials and plant growth-promoting bacteria can protect and enhance ...
Tag: phytoremediation
Native Weeds Reveal Molecular Secrets for Cleaning Heavy Metal Pollution
Researchers in Egypt combined physiological and DNA marker analyses to identify Chenopodium murale and Cynanchum acutum as the most promising ...
The Hidden Fungal Networks That Feed the World’s Plants and Hold Soils Together
A sweeping new review details how arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, ancient symbionts of most land plants, drive nutrient uptake, soil carbon ...
Tiny Particles, Big Relief: Nanoparticles Shield Crops From Toxic Metals
A new review in Stress Biology shows that engineered nanoparticles such as zinc oxide, silicon, and iron oxide can dramatically ...
Salt as an Ally: Common Table Salt Boosts Quinoa’s Power to Strip Cesium From Contaminated Soil
Japanese researchers found that applying ordinary sodium chloride rescues quinoa from cesium-induced growth inhibition while boosting the plant's accumulation of ...
Iranian Peppermint Accessions Reveal Striking Diversity in Oil Quality and Metal Uptake
A survey of Iranian peppermint accessions reveals large differences in yield, menthol content, and heavy metal uptake, with high-altitude plants ...
Biochar Switch Flips Weed’s Cleanup Role in Oil-Contaminated Soil
New greenhouse research from Nigeria shows that biochar made from rice and sorghum straw can transform how the weed Tithonia ...
Microbes and Plants Offer a Greener Way to Lock Away Plutonium
A new review details how bacteria, fungi, and plants can sequester, transform, or immobilize plutonium, offering a sustainable alternative to ...
Mixing Sand Into Oily Soil Supercharges Plant-Microbe Cleanup of Petroleum Pollution
Australian researchers found that blending oil-contaminated soils to an intermediate loamy texture, combined with Italian ryegrass and microbial inoculants, boosted ...
Roadside Ash Trees Reveal Hidden Metal Pollution in City Soils
A new study in Constantine, Algeria, shows that the common ash tree accumulates traffic-related trace metals in its bark and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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