Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment

Single-time-point shotgun metagenomics of four Irish Integrated Constructed Wetlands reveals microbial dynamics in wastewater treatment.

The paper analyzes shotgun metagenomic data from four Irish Integrated Constructed Wetlands to characterize microbial dynamics and antimicrobial resistance gene reduction in wastewater treatment.

Environmental effects on constructed wetland microbial diversity and function in the context of wastewater management

This study examines how bacterial diversity and seasonal changes affect ammonia removal in a constructed wetland, finding that higher diversity can reduce efficiency due to competition among key bacteria.

Constructed wetlands for aquaculture wastewater treatment: insights on the structural and functional shifts of the aquatic microbial community

The paper investigates how constructed wetlands affect microbial community dynamics in aquaculture wastewater treatment, finding they reduce pathogens and ARGs while promoting ecological recovery.

WHO WINS? COMPARISON BETWEEN EMERGENT MACROPHYTES AND PONTEDERIA CRASSIPES (WATER HYACINTH) AS NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS FOR NUTRIENT PHYTOREMEDIATION AND CYANOBACTERIA MITIGATION

This study compares nutrient removal and cyanobacteria inhibition efficiency of five tropical emergent macrophytes to Pontederia crassipes in constructed wetlands.