Lemnaceae, ie, duckweed species, have gained considerable attention as a sustainable
source of high-quality nutrition, biofuel, and pharmaceuticals, as well as effective organisms …

In this study, two native duckweeds (Lemna minor and Azolla pinnata) were cultivated in
Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) to extract nutrients from the effluent. Five grams of A. pinnata …

Phytoremediation potential of duckweeds (Lemna minuta, Lemna minor) to remove nutrients
from simulated wastewater was analyzed. In two separate experiments, the two species …

The aquaculture industry is considered a key sector for the supply of high quality, nutritious
food. However, growth of the aquaculture sector has been slow, particularly in Europe, and …

The authors report on the design and operation of an advanced, innovative and
environmentally friendly freshwater integrated multitrophic aquaculture (IMTA) system. The …

The global and seemingly unstoppable spread of invasive alien plants emerges as one of
the main topics of current science. This is due to the multiple repercussions of invasive …

Abstract Background and Aims The duckweeds (Lemnaceae) consist of 36 species
exhibiting impressive phenotypic variation, including the progressive evolutionary loss of a …

Increasing rates of invasions in ecosystems worldwide necessitate experiments to determine
the role of biotic interactions in the success and impact of multiple alien species. Here, we …

Given its high biomass production, phytoremediation capacity and suitability as a feedstock
for animal and human nutrition, duckweeds are valuable multipurpose plants that can …

Lemnaceae, ie duckweed species, are attractive for phytoremediation of wastewaters,
primarily due to their rapid growth, high nutrient uptake rates, tolerance to a broad range of …