<p>SECTION-A: OVERVIEW OF HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN SOIL, PLANTS AND ENVIRONMENT<br>1. An Overview of the Hazardous and Trace Materials in Soil and Plants<br>2. Biological contamination and the control of biological contaminants in environment<br>3. Long-term challenges, the characteristics and behavior of each hazardous material and trace element in soil<br>4. Effect of selenium on soils and plants and its management</p> <p>SECTION-B: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN THE SOIL ENVIRONMENT<br>5. Heavy metals in contaminated soils: A bird’s eye view of causes, risks and strategies for remediation<br>6. Soil chemical pollution, risk assessment and remediation <br>7. Soil heavy metal pollution: Impact on plants and methods of bioremediation</p> <p>SECTION-C: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT <br>8. Removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) from water and wastewater through biological processes: an overview<br>9. Sediment pollution in aquatic environments in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires (MABA), Argentina</p> <p>SECTION-D: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS IN PLANTS <br>10. Hazardous elements in Plants: Sources, Effects and Management<br>11. Bioaccumulation and translocation of some trace elements in co-occurring halophytes (Amaranthaceae) from Algerian saline areas <br>12. Heavy metal toxicity and underlying mechanisms for heavy metal tolerance in medicinal legumes <br>13. Biochemical responses of plants towards heavy metals in soil<br>14. Spatial distribution of arsenic species in soil ecosystem and their effect on plant physiology<br>15. Aluminium in tea plants: Phytotoxicity, tolerance and mitigation<br>16. Role of phytohormones in mitigating the harmful impacts of hazardous and trace materials on agriculture crops<br>17. Cadmium-mediated oxidative stress and hazard in plants and its management</p> <p>SECTION-E: HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS AND MICROORGANISMS<br>18. Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria as bioremediators of polluted agricultural soils: challenges and prospects <br>19. Bacterial polyamines: A key mediator to combat stress tolerance in plants<br>20. Plants and microbes assisted remediation of cadmium contaminated soil<br>21. The efficiency of Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on sequestration of potentially toxic elements in soil</p> <p>SECTION F- MANAGEMENT AND RAMEDIATION OF HAZARDOUS AND TRACE MATERIALS <br>22. Biomonitoring of heavy metals contamination in soil ecosystem<br>23. Role of nanoparticles in remediation of environmental contaminants<br>24. Genomic approaches for phytoremediation of trace & hazardous materials</p>
