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biosorbents
Biosorbents are biological materials—including plant biomass, algae, and agricultural byproducts—that can passively bind and remove heavy metals, dyes, and other pollutants from contaminated water or soil through physical and chemical interactions. In plant science, this field is significant both for developing sustainable, low-cost remediation strategies using plant-derived waste and for understanding how plants tolerate or accumulate toxic substances at the cellular level.
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phytoremediation
Common molds soak up toxic textile dyes and can be reused six times
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Surfactant-Activated pharmaceutical waste biomass for efficient rem...
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