Pemanfaatan Phytoremediasi untuk Reduksi Beberapa Komponen Logam yang Terkandung dalam Air Limbah Suatu Mud Pit pada Skala Laboratorium

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Suatu penelitian phytoremediasi berskala laboratorium, telah dilakukan untuk mereduksi kandungan logam dalam air limbah dari suatu mud pit. Dalam penelitian ini tanaman air dari spesies Azolla microphylla dan Salvina molesta digunakan sebagai absorbernya. Kedua tanaman tersebut dapat menurunkan kandungan logam dengan cukup baik. Selama 12 hari proses phytoremediasi, tanaman air ini dapat mengabsorp kandungan logam tertinggi sebagai berikut Fe, Pb, Cr, Cu, Cd, Co, Ni, Mn, dan Zn sebesar 85,78%, 79.49%, 78.43%, 66.67%, 53.66%, 44,94%, 36.99%,20.45%, 17.76%.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.29017/LPMGB.43.1.205