Comparative study on the growth and phytoremediation efficiency of key submerged plants and nitrogen dynamics under varying ammonia nitrogen concentrations
Key Points
Submerged plants exhibit varying phytoremediation efficiency based on ammonia nitrogen concentrations, indicating significant adaptive responses.
A maximum of 50% growth increase observed in submerged plant species at optimal nitrogen levels, revealing crucial thresholds.
Analysis of nitrogen dynamics highlights the role of submerged plants in improving nitrogen removal efficiency from aquatic systems.
Calls for further investigation into long-term effects of ammonia nitrogen on aquatic ecology and plant health.