Differences between Phytodegradation and Rhizodegradation
No.
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Phytodegradation
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Rhizodegradation
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1
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Natural
chemical and sometimes biological processes occur within plant
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Plant
growth promoting bacteria are involved to reduce metal toxicity
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2
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Plants
produce enzymes – dehalogenase, nitroreductase, laccase, nitrilase,
peroxidase.
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Plants
secrets exudates – amino acids, flavonoids, carbohydrates.
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3
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Plats
involved are phreatophyte trees, grasses, legumes such as clover and alfa
alfa.
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Aquatic
plants are involved for sediment grasses with fibrous roots such as rye,
Bermuda.
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4
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Contaminants
are absorbed inside the plants and metabolized to non-toxic chemicals.
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Contaminants
are trapped by plant roots and degraded by roots and root associated
organisms such as rhizosphere bacteria.
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5
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There
is usually no relation between plants and microorganisms.
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Rhizosphere
bacteria exert beneficial effects on plant growth.
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" Differences between Phytodegradation and
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Written By
Sadia Akhtar
Student of Department of Microbiology
Jagannath University.
Email- sadiabd810@yahoo.com
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