ReviewApplied biochemistry and biotechnology2024
Role of Root Exudates on the Soil Microbial Diversity and Biogeochemistry of Heavy Metals.
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Abstract
Due to extensive industrialization and escalation in pollution, the world is facing problems related to soil heavy metal pollution. The traditional ways of soil remediation are neither feasible nor cost-effective in most of the real-world scenarios, where metal concentration is relatively low in soil. Therefore, phytoremediation using plants and plant secretions to remediate heavy metal-contaminated soil is recently getting more attention. The plant root exudates act as an ecological driver in the rhizospheric region where they influence and guide the microbial community to function in such a way that can be advantageous for plant growth. They also promote phytoremediation process by altering the bioavailability of pollutants in soil. Root exudates affect the biogeochemical properties of heavy metals as well. In this review, existing literature on the role of root exudates (natural as well as artificial) on the phytoremediation of heavy metal-contaminated (particularly lead) soil is reviewed. The effect of root exudates on the biogeochemistry of lead in soil is also discussed.
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