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- 3. Disposal of Sewage Water in the soil
- 4. Disposal of Waste Water in the soil
- 5. Disposal of Contaminated Water in the Soil
- 6. Degradation of Land due to soil erosion
- 7. Disposal of Plastics in the Soil
- 8. Overuse of chemical Pesticides
- 9. Acid Rain
- 10. are the causes for Soil pollution
- 11. The Effects of Soil Pollution are
- 12. Barren land
- 13. in the human beings
- 15. To
- 16. Grow Sunflower crops to absorb Chromium,Copper,Manganese,Lead, Zinc and Uranium from the soil
- 17. Grow Thlaspi Caerulescens to absorb Copper, Molybdenum, and Chromium from the soil
- 18. Grow Indian Mustard to absorb Selenium, and Zinc from the soil
- 19. Grow Rape Seed Plant to absorb Silver, Lead, Mercury, Selenium Lead, Chromium and Zinc
- 20. Grow Fern Plant to absorb Arsenic from the soil
- 21. To convert Saline soil Grow Barley and Sugar Beet Grow Barley and
- 22. Sugar beet to absorb Sodium Chloride from the saline soil
- 23. Grow Agro bacterium Tumefaciens and
- 24. Flavr Savr Tomato ( Transgenic plants )To absorb Mercury and Selenium
- 25. Grow Common Osier to absorb Zinc, Mercury and Lead
- 27. The Mechanism of Cleaning the soil by growing plants Contaminant taken up into plant TissueTranslocation into shootsPlant uptakeImpacted soilContaminantsSoil being remediated
- 28. “Protect Soil “
- 29. & preserve the Quality of the Soil and the Crops
- 31. & protect the Rich Bio-Diversity of the EarthKausalya Janardanan