Environmental Science Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(8), P. 2102 - 2114
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
are
an
important
supplement
for
crop
production,
but
their
application
suffers
from
unstable
efficiency
in
real
soil
environments
due
to
the
vulnerability
of
plant–rhizobacteria
symbiont.
Nanomaterials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(13), P. 2148 - 2148
Published: June 22, 2022
Persistent
organic
pollutants
(POPs)
have
become
a
major
global
concern
due
to
their
large
amount
of
utilization
every
year
and
calcitrant
nature.
Due
continuous
nature,
it
has
led
several
environmental
hazards.
The
conventional
approaches
are
expensive,
less
efficient,
laborious,
time-consuming,
expensive.
Therefore,
here
in
this
review
the
authors
suggest
shortcomings
techniques
by
using
nanoparticles
nanotechnology.
Nanotechnology
shown
immense
potential
for
remediation
such
POPs
within
short
period
time
with
high
efficiency.
present
highlights
use
nanoremediation
technologies
removal
special
focus
on
nanocatalysis,
nanofiltration,
nanoadsorption
processes.
Nanoparticles
as
clays,
zinc
oxide,
iron
aluminum
composites
been
used
widely
efficient
POPs.
Moreover,
filtrations
nanofiltration
ultrafiltration
also
interest
from
wastewater.
From
pieces
literature,
found
that
nano-based
complete
wastewater
comparison
methods,
but
cost
is
one
issues
when
comes
nano-
ultrafiltration.
Future
research
POP
will
solve
issue
make
most
accepted
available
techniques.
Nano-based
processes
provide
sustainable
solution
problem
Environmental Technology & Innovation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33, P. 103540 - 103540
Published: Jan. 17, 2024
Cadmium
and
arsenic
(Cd&As)
co-contaminated
paddy
soil
is
the
main
reason
for
excessive
Cd&As
in
rice.
However,
opposite
chemical
behaviors
of
posed
a
challenge
to
simultaneous
remediation
reduction
content
The
synthesized
sepiolite-supported
nanoscale
zero-valent
iron
(S-nZVI)
exhibits
exceptional
efficacy
adsorption.
effects
S-nZVI
on
availability
accumulation
rice
need
be
further
investigated.
This
study
applied
different
amounts
(0.1%−0.6%)
soils
cultivation.
findings
revealed
that
concentrations
grains
reduced
by
46.18%−
68.13%
24.26%−
57.16%,
respectively,
under
0.1%−
0.6%
application.
significantly
decreased
(Cd:
8.23%−86.70%,
As:
5.69%−82.03%)
pore
water
transformed
speciation
immobile
fractions,
reducing
Moreover,
facilitated
plaque
formation
sequestration
plaques,
inhibiting
absorption
roots.
Notably,
lower
application
(0.1%−0.2%)
improved
pH,
more
effectively
inhibited
uptake
Cd,
increased
yield.
Eh,
surface
complexation
with
oxyhydroxide
were
responsible
Cd
immobilization,
while
inner-sphere
chelates
predominated
As
immobilization.
These
suggest
has
potential
an
effective
material
remediating
alleviating
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(34), P. 12771 - 12781
Published: Aug. 16, 2023
Plant
growth
promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
produce
extracellular
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
to
protect
plants
from
external
stresses.
Fe-based
nanomaterials
can
potentially
interact
with
PGPR
and
synergistically
degrade
organic
pollutants,
yet
they
have
received
no
study.
Here,
we
studied
how
the
interaction
between
a
typical
(Pseudomonas
chlororaphis,
JD37)
facilitated
degradation
of
2,4,4'-trichlorobiphenyl
(PCB28),
by
comparing
zerovalent
iron
20
nm
(nZVI20),
100
(nZVI100),
5
μm;
oxide
(α-Fe2O3,
γ-Fe2O3,
Fe3O4)
ca.
nm;
ferrous
ferric
salts.
Although
all
Fe
materials
(0.1
g
L-1)
alone
could
not
aqueous
PCB28
mg
under
dark
or
aerobic
conditions,
nZVI20,
nZVI100,
α-Fe2O3,
Fe2+
promoted
JD37,
half-life
shortened
16.5
h
JD37
8.1
nZVI100
cotreatment.
Mechanistically,
stimulated
secrete
phenazine-1-carboxylic
acid
accelerated
NADH/NAD+
conversion,
O2*-
generation;
increased
Fe(II)
dissolution
nanomaterials,
facilitating
*OH
ROS
gradually
degraded
into
benzoic
through
dihydroxy
substitution,
oxidation
quinone,
Michael
addition.
These
findings
provide
new
strategy
nanoenabled
biodegradation
pollutants
applying
PGPR.