Assessment of The Use of Artemisia Dracunculus L and Erigeron Canadensis in The Remediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated Soils and Their Ability to Phytoextraction and Biomass Yield.

Year 2022, Volume: 11 Issue: 4, 1 - 10, 28.12.2022

Ayhan Kocaman

https://doi.org/10.46810/tdfd.1123517

Abstract

Different hyperaccumulator plants growing in the same contaminated soil may have excessive accumulation of different metals or produce biomass. Therefore, it is important to determine the ability of the plant to improve the soil under natural conditions in the improvement of heavy metal-contaminated lands with hyperaccumulator plants. This study focused on the phytoremediation and biomass production capabilities of Artemisa Dracunculus L. and Erigeron Canadensis plants. Considering this fact, Erigeron Canadensis was determined to have the highest phytoextraction potential between the two plants, as it produces more biomass (96%) and mineral content (169%) than Artemisa Dracunculus L. This shows that Erigeron Canadensis has more phytoremediation potential than Artemisa Dracunculus L. and that Erigeron Canadensis plant is one of the alternative hyperaccumulator plant candidates and is more effective for soil reclamation. In addition, when the plants were categorized according to their BAF values, accumulator (1

Keywords

heavy metals, Cd, Ni, Translocation Factor, bioaccumulation Factor

Supporting Institution

“Karabuk University Scientific Research Center (BAP).

Project Number

grant number FOA-2020-2280.”

Thanks

I would like to thank my supervisor Prof. Metin Turan for his consistent support and guidance during the running of this project. Furthermore, I would also like to acknowledge the Karabuk University Scientific Research Center (BAP) for their participation and engagement in the study.

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