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Phytoremediating and Bioindicating Plants

Comparative analysis of plant family representation in phytoremediation candidate species. The line graph shows species abundance patterns across four major plant families, with Asteraceae (Daisy Family), Brassicaceae (Mustard Family), Fabaceae (Legume Family), and Poaceae (Grass Family) demonstrating varying ecological niches. Root system illustrations emphasize the complementary soil interaction strategies, from taproot penetration to fibrous root networks suitable for contaminated site restoration.

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Bioindicating Plants

Integrated approach to contaminated site assessment combining plant bioindicators with remediation planning. The framework demonstrates how observable plant growth patterns correlate with soil pollution levels, providing a cost-effective screening tool for contamination assessment. Five scenarios range from clean soil suitable for natural monitoring to severely contaminated sites requiring alternative remediation technologies beyond phytoremediation capabilities.

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