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Selección de plantas acuáticas para establecer humedales artificiales

Selección de plantas acuáticas para establecer humedales artificiales

González Guillermo / Mtz-Prado Ma. Adriana / Pérez-López María Elena

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Editorial:
KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2011
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Biologia, ciencias de la vida
ISBN:
9783845487366
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Los humedales artificiales son considerados como procesos físico-biológicos aplicados en la depuración de agua residual y dentro de las alternativas que existen al respecto, son los que menos gastos de operación requieren. Implementarlos, demanda el desarrollo de conocimientos básicos; entre estos están: determinar el listado de las plantas acuáticas nativas con potencial para ser usadas, conocer los materiales propios de la región que pueden ser aprovechados como soportes y sus efectos en la depuración y por último hay que establecer la hidráulica que debe ser usada en los sistemas. Este trabajo muestra el listado de plantas acuáticas de la región de Durango, Dgo. y su relación con calidad del agua; además de establecer el papel que juegan tres de las especies y el soporte utilizado en la remoción de fosfatos solubles, amoniaco y coliformes fecales de agua residual doméstica, en micro-humedales sub-superficiales.

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