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September 10, 2025Nature Environment and Pollution TechnologyOpen Access

Exploring the Role of Selective Earthworm Species in Microbial-Mediated Heavy Metal Conversion: Implications for Environmental Bioremediation

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PPP. PriyadarshiniAll India Institute of Medical Sciences SSSunita SatapathyCenturion University of Technology and Management

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This study demonstrates enhanced microbial activity in soil with selective earthworm species, suggesting effective heavy metal transformation for bioremediation.

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Enhanced microbial activity was observed in soil containing selective earthworm species, leading to effective heavy metal transformation.
Key species like Eisenia fetida and Eudrilus eugeniae significantly stimulate microbial populations, improving detoxification processes.
The research utilized a controlled experimental design to assess interactions between earthworms and soil microbes regarding heavy metal remediation.
Understanding species-specific dynamics and soil conditions is crucial to optimize earthworm contributions to sustainable soil management.

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Priyadarshini et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c18c169b7b07f3a0614ffd https://doi.org/10.46488/nept.2025.v24i03.b4288

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This study demonstrates enhanced microbial activity in soil with selective earthworm species, suggesting effective heavy metal transformation for bioremediation.

Exploring the Role of Selective Earthworm Species in Microbial-Mediated Heavy Metal Conversion: Implications for Environmental Bioremediation

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