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Olowoyo JO
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Prof Olowoyo JO research focus is on biomonitoring of trace metals in the environment and its impact on human health and the ecosystem. This involves the use of plants (lower and higher) as bio monitors of atmospheric pollutants (trace metals) in plants consumed by humans and phytoremediation of soil polluted by trace metals. He is also working on occupational and environmental exposure of toxic metals around different industrial areas with the aim of checking the comparative effects on the ecosystem and health effects on people living around these areas.
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Concentrations of Trace Metals from Soils in Pretoria, South Africa
Trace metals are common pollutants in urban industrial soils thus making the assessment of these pollutants important especially from developing countries. The present study investigated the level and source of trace metals from different sites in Pretoria in relation to vehicular emission. Soil samples were taken from ten different locations (0-5 ... Read More»
Olowoyo JO, van Heerden E and Fischer JL
Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2012, 2:113
DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000113
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