An Investigation on the Possibility of Heavy Metal (Pb and Ni) Phytoremediation from Plant Artemisia Sieberi in Mohammadabad Waste Disposal Site in Ghazvin

Subject Areas : soil pollution

sanaz khorami pour ¹ ( Assistant Professor, Department of Environment, Management Faculty, Islamic Azad University, West Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran. * (Corresponding Author) )
roya mafi gholami ² ( Assistant Professor, Department of Environment, Management Faculty, Islamic Azad University, West Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran. )
ali jahani ³ ( Assistant Professor, University of Environment, Karaj, Iran. )

Received: 2017-08-20 Accepted : 2018-03-07 Published : 2019-12-22

Keywords: Artemisia sieberi, Heavy Metals (Ni, Soil pollution, and Pb),

Abstract :

Background and Objective: This study was conducted in Mohammadabad waste disposal site in Ghazvin in order to determine the concentration of Ni and Pb in Artemisia sieberi and in region’s soil. Method: Three plots were selected. Ten random samples from root and shoot of the plant and also from the soil were collected. Two-way and one-way ANOVA were used to assess the differences of metal concentrations in roots and shoots of the plants, and in the soil of the plots, respectively. Duncan Test was applied to compare the average concentrations of metals in different plots. Findings: The results revealed that the soil of the different plots does not have a significant difference in Ni and Pb concentrations. No significant difference was observed between the metal concentrations in roots and shoots of the plants. The mean concentration of lead in the A.sieberi aerial and root organs was 2.35 mgkg-1 and 3.19 mgkg-1, respectively, and for the nickel metal 3.14 mgkg-1 and 2.99 mgkg-1 respectively. Discussion and conclusion: Bio concentration and transmission factors for Ni and Pb (TF=0.78; 0.81 and BCF=1.10; 0.33, respectively) suggested that A.sieberi is an appropriate plant to remove Pb from soil.

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