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Phytoremediation: Investigation and valorization of purifying power of Thalia geniculatain for domestic wastewater treatment

Cotonou, 2015

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Cotonou B
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Thalia geniculata is a widespread plant in the republic of Benin which could be valorized in domestic wastewater purification. It might help to remediate and preserve environmental pollution in Africa. Unfortunately, sufficient information's about this plant, precisely its …
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