NURIL HIDAYATI, TITI JUHAETI, FAUZIA SYARIF
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Surveys of heavy metal contamination over two gold mine areas in West Jawa, Indonesia were conducted and indigenous plants for phytoremediation were studied as possible solutions. Some plant species that grew in the contaminated sites showed high tolerance and were potentially effective in accumulating cyanide or mercury in their roots and above ground portions.
Dr Adam Kiefer, Mercer University,
William Pan, Duke University,
Alexander Pfaff, Duke University ,
Daniel Tobin, Duke University,
Camilo de los Rios Rudea, Duke University
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