Table 2.1 Phytoremediation of environment pollutants by hairy root culture of different plant
species
Heavy metals
Hairy roots
References
Cadmium
Alyssum bertoloni
Boominathan and Doran
(2003)
Nickel
Thlaspi caerulescens
Boominathan and Doran
(2003)
Alyssum murale
Vinterhalter et al. (2008)
A. bertolonii
Ibañez et al. (2016)
Copper
Rubia tinctorum
Maitani et al. (1996)
Hyptis capitata
Malik et al. (2016)
Zinc
Solanum nigrum
Subroto et al. (2007)
Uranium
Daucus carota
Straczek et al. (2009)
Armoracia rusticana
Soudek et al. (2011)
Brassica juncea
Flocco and Giulietti (2007)
Chenopodium amaranticolor
Arsenic
N. tabacum
Talano et al. (2014)
V. zizanioides
Moogouei (2018)
Chromium
B. napus HR and Pantoea sp. FC
1
Ontanon et al. (2014)
Cadmium and lead
B. juncea
Eapen et al. (2007)
Cadmium
(M. oleifera T. latifolia
C. proxmus)1
Ghada et al. (2017)), Flocco
and Giulietti (2007), Malik
et al. (2016)
(Beta vulgaris Nicotiana
tabacum Solanum nigrum
Thlaspi caerulescens)2
Adenophora lobophylla
A. potaninii
Cr(VI)
Lemna minuta Kunth
Paisio et al. (2018)
Nitrate
V. zizanioides
Moogouei (2018)
Metformin and cesium
A. chlorostachys
Moogouei (2018)
Zinc and nickel
B. juncea
Ismail and Theodor (2012)
Copper
N. tabacum
Perez-Palacios (2015)
Chromium
B. napus
Perotti et al. (2020)
Phenol and its derivatives
Phenol
B. juncea
Singh et al. (2006)
Raphanus sativus
Azadirachta indica
Beta vulgaris
B. napus
Coniglio et al. (2008)
Lycopersiconesculentum
Gonzalez et al. (2006); Oller
et al. (2005)
Armoracia lapathifolia
A. lapathifolia
Flocco and Giulietti (2007)
Tomato hairy roots Dacus
carota
González et al. (2006)
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