Mahesha V, Dr. Chitra P
Abstract
This study discusses the various effects that iron and gold industrial waste water will affect the growth, and productivity of plants. Research in this field is topical because plant interactions are caused by a diversity of natural and man-made factors and because green chemistry now uses plants for the dedicated biotechnological synthesis. Published evidence, although incomplete and contradictory, indicates that metal can have both positive and negative effects on plants and that intracellular penetration is determined mostly by the particles’ chemical nature, size, shape, surface charge, and dose. Biodegration have been confirmed with Ultra Violet–visible spectroscopy (UV- Vis), Fourier transform infrared spectrometer (FT-IR). The impact of mushroom treatments were studied by using the standard procedure on plant growth attributes (shoot and root length, dry and fresh weight of shoot and root), photosynthesis pigment (chlorophyll and total chlorophyll) and biochemical analysis (protein, carbohydrate and reducing sugar).
Keywords:
:Agaricus bisphorus; seed germination; plant growth; Zinc deficient soil; Iron and Gold industry.
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