TY - BOOK AU - Aftab,Tariq AU - Hakeem,Khalid Rehman TI - Environmental pollution impact on plants: survival strategies under challenging conditions SN - 9781003304210 AV - QK717 .E58 2023eb PY - 2023/// CY - Palm Bay, FL, USA, Burlington, ON, Canada, Boca Raton, FL, USA, Abingdon, Oxon, UK PB - Apple Academic Press, CRC Press KW - Plant ecophysiology KW - Plants KW - Effect of pesticides on KW - Effect of pollution on N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; 1; Effect of heavy metal polluted soil on physiology and biochemistry of plants; Muhammad Ashar Ayub, Muhammad Zia ur Rehman, Muhammad Zohaib Aslam, Wajid Umar, Muhamad Adnan, and Hamaad Raza Ahmad --; 2; Pesticides and their impacts : benefits and hazards; Lubna Najam and Tanveer Alam --; 3; Antioxidant, photosynthesis, and growth characteristics of plants grown in polluted soils; Parneet Kaur, Ruchira Ghosh, Zoya Shaikh, Priti Sohal, Saurabh Kulshreshtha, Jessica Pandohee, and Ahmad Ali --; 4; Impact of pesticide use in agriculture; Yusuf Opeyemi Oyebamiji, Ismail Abiola Adebayo, Mohd Nazri Ismail, Noraziyah Abd Aziz Shamsuddin, Noor Zafirah Ismail, and Hasni Arsad --; 5; Effect of environmental pollution on the generation of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species in plant tissues; Summia Rehman, Subzar Ahmad Nanda, Shazia Qurat Ul Aien, Ishfaq Ul Rehman, and Tajamul Islam--; 6; Plants and microbes-assisted bioremediation of heavy metals polluted environments; Uzma Azeem, Gurpaul Singh Dhingra, and Richa Shri --; 7; Bioinformatical and biotechnological advances for bioremediation and plant pollution control; Kayenat Sheikh, Khalid Raza, and Syed Saleemullah --; 8; Ceratophyllum demersum (L.) : an aquatic macrophyte for phytoremediation; Muhammad Aasim, Ozlem Akgur, and Zemran Mustafa --; 9; Genetically modified plants (GMPs) and their potential in protection, constraints, prospects, challenges, and opportunities against environmental pollution; Wajiha anum, Umair Riaz, Liaquat Ali, Lal Hussain Akhter, Rana Imtiaz Ahmed, Abid Ali, and Asad-ur-Rahman --; 10; Detoxification of sewage sludge by natural attenuation and application as a fertilizer; Taqi Raza, Iftikhar Ali, Nawab Khan, Neal S. Eash, Muhammad Farhan Qadir, and Hanuman Singh Jatav N2 - "This new volume studies the impact and management of environmental pollution on plants, often resulting in plant abiotic stress physiology, which causes reduction in growth due to alterations in biochemical and physiological processes, thus threatening food security, the ecosystem, and the plants themselves. This volume details the harm to plants caused primarily by heavy metal contamination in soils, by the use of pesticides, and by air pollution and presents several mitigation strategies as well. Soils contaminated with heavy metals is a major challenge worldwide due to increase in anthropogenic and geologic activities. Despite the effectiveness of pesticides in preventing pest invasions and yield decline, pesticides and other air pollutants cause biochemical changes that can instigate leaf damage, stomatal impairment, early senescence, decrease in photosynthetic efficiency, interruption of membrane perviousness, and decrease of growth and yield in sensitive plant types. Chapters in this volume address these issues. Topics include the antioxidant, photosynthesis, and growth characteristics of plants grown in polluted soils; the benefits and hazards of pesticides; microbe-assisted bioremediation and biotechnological advances for plant pollution control; genetically modified plants and their potential resistance to environmental pollution; and more. Environmental Pollution Impact on Plants: Survival Strategies under Challenging Conditions offers a plethora of information on scientific approaches and challenges for environmental plant-soil-atmosphere interactions that will be valuable to researchers in botany, agricultural science, environmental science, agricultural extension centers, faculty and students, and many others."-- UR - https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=3619642 ER -