BOT-715 Phytoremediation Cr. 3(2+1)
Course Contents: Cr. 02
Introductions to phytoremediation, types of contaminants, sources, risks. The soil environment, physical and chemical. The soil environment.-microbe phytoremediation strategies.Phytoremediation oforganics, phytoremediation of inorganics. Phytofiltration methods, biofilms and phytoremediation, Rhizofiltration
Land: Waste water Treatment and Phytofiltration- phytoremediation Rafts;phytoremediation Barriers,Phytofiltrationusing Constructed Wet Lands. Phytofiltrationusing Engineered Wet Lands. The Treatment of Acid Drainage Mines using Engineered Wet Lands.
PRACTICALS
Comparison of Two Potential Lead Bioremediating Plants
Using Plants to Remove Pesticides from Storm Water Run-Off
Phytoremediation of Lead Using Brassica nigra or sun flower
Books Recommended
1. Phytoremediation , David T. Tsao , 2003 Springer Verlag, .
2. Phytoremediation of Contaminated Soil and Water. Norman Terry, 1999 Lewis
Publishers Inc.
3. Phytoremediation of Toxic Metals : Using Plants to Clean up the Environment. Ilya Raskin and Burt D. Ensley, 1999 Wiley InterSscience.
4. Phytoremediation and Innovative Strategies for Specialized Remedial Applications. Andrea Leeson and Bruce C. Alleman 1999 Batelle Pr.
5. Phytoremediation: Transformation and Control of Contaminants. Steven C. McCutcheon and Jerald L. Schnoor, 2003 Wiley-Interscience.
6. Environmental Management in Practice - Volume I and II. Nath.B, Hens.L, Compton,P and Devayst.D, 1998 Routledge, London, New York.
7. Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Soils Biological, Physical, andmChemical Processes. Eve Riser and Roberts, 1998 Lewis Publishers, New York.
8. Soils-An Introduction to Soils and Plant Growth. Donahue.R.L., Miller,R.W and Shickluma.J.C., 1983 Prentice-Hall Inc., New Jersey.
Course Breakup Phytoremediation
Sr No. |
Weeks |
Lesson |
Recommended book pages |
1 |
1st |
Introductions to phytoremediation |
Book # 2 &5 |
2 |
2nd |
types of contaminants |
Book # 2 &5 |
3 |
3rd |
Types of contaminants, sources, risks The soil environment – physical & chemical |
Book # 2 &5 |
4 |
4th |
The soil environment – microbes |
Book # 2 &5 |
5 |
5th |
Phytoremediation strategies |
Book # 3,2 &5 |
6 |
6th |
Phytoremediation strategies |
Book #1, 2 &5 |
7 |
7th |
Phytoremediation of organics |
Book # 2 &5 |
8 |
8th |
Phytoremediation of organics |
Book # 2 &5 |
9 |
9th |
Mid Term examination |
|
10 |
10th |
Phytoremediation of inorganics |
Book # 3&4 |
11 |
11th |
Phytoremediation of inorganics |
Book # 3&4 |
12 |
12th |
Phytoremediation of inorganics |
Book # 3&4 |
13 |
13th |
Phytoextraction of metals |
Book # 3&4 |
14 |
14th |
Phytodegradation vs rhizodegardation |
Book # 3, 4&5 |
15 |
15th |
Phytovolatilization |
Book # 5 |
16 |
16th |
Phytofiltration Methods - Biofilms and Phytofiltration – Rhizofiltration |
Book # 3, 4&5 |
17 |
17th |
Phytofiltration Methods - Biofilms and Phytofiltration – Rhizofiltration |
Book # 3, 4&5 |
18 |
18th |
Phytofiltration vs rhizofiltration |
Book #1, 2 &6 |
19 |
19th |
Wastewater Treatment and Phytofiltration - Phytoremediation Rafts – Phytoremediation .Barriers - |
Book #1, 2 &6 |
20 |
20th |
Phytofiltration Using Constructed Wetlands - |
Book #1, 2 &6 |
21 |
21st |
Phytofiltration Using Engineered Wetlands |
Book #1, 2 &5 |
22 |
22nd |
Treatment of Acid Mine Drainage Using Engineered Wetlands |
Book #1, 2 &5 |
23 |
23rd |
Revision |
|
24 |
24th |
Final term examination |
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