Phytoremediation in the Great Lakes
Willows and Poplars, two common Phytoremediation species, hard at work cleaning the soil in the Great Lakes Region. Photo credit: Ron Zalesny. Source: USDA "In the Great Lakes Region, phytoremediation work is expanding on a massive scale mainly...
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Ecosystem Services of Poplar Clones for Phytoremediation
A recent peer reviewed article examines the ecosystem services of poplar at long-term phytoremediation sites in the Midwest and Southeast, United States, and presents data for 5-15 year old poplars grown in phytoremediation plantings. Trees that are grown in short...
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Investigating ‘Plant Blindness’
We love how Rosetta Elkin (GSD) and the Arnold Arboretum are challenging students to overcome 'Plant Blindness.' Check out this article! [video width="1920" height="1080"...
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PHYTO RESEARCH CASE STUDY- Etobicoke Field Site
PHYTO RESEARCH CASE STUDY: Project Name : Etobicoke Field Site (Ficko et al, 2010) (Ficko et al, 2011) (Whitfield et al, 2007) (Whitfield et al, 2008) Location: Etobicoke, Canada (outside Toronto) Institution/ Scientists: Royal Military College of Canada, Queens...
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PHYTO RESEARCH CASE STUDY- Farmer’s Flying Service
PHYTO RESEARCH CASE STUDY: Project Name: Farmers Flying Service (Sand Creek, 2013) Location: Bancroft, WI Consultants/ Scientists: Sand Creek Consultants, Wisconsin and University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point- Mark Dawson, William DeVita and Christopher Rog Date...
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