Type of Hyper accumulator plant in Papua new guinea to remediate polluted water and land in mine rehabilitation
One potential hyperaccumulator plant in Papua New Guinea that could be used for mine rehabilitation to remediate polluted water and land is the Alyxia buxifolia, also known as the Sea Boxwood.
This plant has been found to have a high tolerance for heavy metals and can absorb and accumulate these pollutants in its tissues, making it an effective natural remediation tool for contaminated environments. Alyxia buxifolia has been used successfully in other countries for phytoremediation purposes and could potentially be a viable option for mine rehabilitation in Papua New Guinea.