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BIO-BASED REMEDIATION OF PETROLEUM-CONTAMINATED SALINE SOILS: CHALLENGES, THE CURRENT STATE-OF-THE-ART, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
Sima, N.A.K., A. Ebadi, N. Reiahisamani, and B. Rasekh.
Journal of Environmental Management 250:109476(2019)
This review focuses on the management of petroleum hydrocarbon (PHC)-contaminated saline soils and the potential of halophytes acting in concert with synergistic microbes to degrade PHCs. The goals were to identify optimal combinations of halophyte(s) and the bacteria present as endophytes and/or associated with the rhizosphere and determine what factors most strongly affect their viability.
Journal of Environmental Management 250:109476(2019)
This review focuses on the management of petroleum hydrocarbon (PHC)-contaminated saline soils and the potential of halophytes acting in concert with synergistic microbes to degrade PHCs. The goals were to identify optimal combinations of halophyte(s) and the bacteria present as endophytes and/or associated with the rhizosphere and determine what factors most strongly affect their viability.
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