Plant Metal Interaction

Section: 1. Heavy Metals: Effect and Responses in Plants1: Heavy metal stress and responses in plants2:Aluminum toxicity in plants3:Silicon and biotic stress in agricultural crop Plants: capabilities and limitations4:Chromium, Environment and Plants: A Dangerous Affair5:Copper stress and responses in plants6:Changes in crop productivity of bean plants (Vicia faba L.) in response to copper toxicity and salinity: an overview7: Behaviour of Copper in Soils. Toxicity, Sorption characteristics and Bioavaibility8:The effect of lead on plant and human DNA damages and its impact on human life9:Boron toxicity and its remediation from soil10:Brassicas and heavy metal stress: An overview11:Adaptation of higher plants to the heavy metal stress12:Detoxification of heavy metals and tolerance in plantsSection: 2. Approaches to alleviate heavy metal stress13:Heavy Metal Stress and Molecular Approaches in Plants 14:Effects of heavy metal stress on plants: insights from proteomics15:Role of phytohormones in alleviating heavy metals stress in crop plants16:Role of the gene Osmyb in the resistance to low temperatures as well as to Zn and Cu pollution17:Heavy metal stress signaling in plantsSection: 3. Microbial Approaches to remove heavy metals18:Microbial strategy for the bioremediation of heavy metal contaminated soils19:Potential of Plants and Microbes forMetal Removal: A Green Clean Approach for remediation of Soil and waste water20:Land reformation using Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria with context to heavy metal contamination21: Heavy metal stress tolerance in plants through arbuscular mycorrhiza.Section: 4. Phytoremediation: A Green Clean Technology22:Duckweed: Hyperaccumulator of heavy metals23:Plants used in phytoremediation" or : "Hyperaccumulator plants24:Transgenic plants in phytoremediation: Recent advances and future possibilities25:Higher plants suitable for remediation - samples from Central Europe26:Weed plants and uptake of heavy metals: An