Floating treatment wetland (FTW) is an effective and sustainable technology for wastewater
treatment. It has been widely adopted for treating various kinds of polluted water including …

This paper reviews aspects of the performance of large (> 40 ha) constructed treatment
wetlands intended for phosphorus control. Thirty-seven such wetlands have been built and …

Floating treatment wetlands are potential alternatives to traditional constructed wetlands for
remediating nutrient-rich water. This study examined the remediation efficacy of floating …

Natural purification of pollutants is highly recognized as regulating ecosystem services;
however, the purification capacity of tidal flats remains largely unknown and/or unquantified …

The removal of contaminants by constructed wetland (CW) is typically related to the
residence time and CW design is based on a stipulated residence time, usually 72 h …

There has been little understanding of soil microbial community patterns in phosphorus (P)
processing in treatment wetlands. The description of soil microbial communities has been …

This study investigates hydrologic processes of four different flow-through created
freshwater wetlands in Ohio, USA, by use of several versions of a simple daily mass-balance …

Wetland creation has become a commonplace method for mitigating the loss of natural
wetlands. Often mitigation projects fail to restore ecosystem services of the impacted natural …

Large numbers of free water surface treatment wetlands are in use for nitrate reduction.
Target applications are field runoff, river and stream improvement, and enhancement of …

Abstract Treatment wetlands are ecological systems that are engineered to improve polluted
water quality through macrophyte, soil, and microbial remediation and are used commonly …