Zhi-Qing Lin, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences & Environmental Sciences Program College of Arts and Sciences Southern Illinois University Edwardsville 0328 Science Building Edwardsville, Illinois 62026-1651 Phone: 618-650-2650 Fax: 618-650-3174 E-mail: zhlin@siue.edu

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Education/Training | Professional Experience | Research Interests | Research Laboratory | Teaching | Publications | Service | Press

Education/Training

• Postdoctoral Research Fellow,  University of California at Berkeley, USA,  1996 - 2000
• Doctor of Philosophy,  McGill University, Canada,  1996
• Master of Science,  Chinese Academy of Sciences, China,  1986
• Bachelor of Science,  Liaoning University, China,  1983

Professional Experience

• Associate Professor, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, 2007 – present
• Director, Environmental Sciences Program, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, 2007-2010
• Assistant Professor, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, 2002 - 2007
• Postgraduate Researcher, University of California at Berkeley, 2001 - 2002
• Assistant Research Scientist, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1988 - 1990
• Research Associate, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1986 – 1988

Research Interests

My research interests cover the following aspects: 1) developing phytoremediation technology for the cleanup of trace element contaminated water and soil, including the use of  phytoextraction, phytostabilization, phytovolatilization, and constructed wetland treatment systems; 2) understanding the control of major environmental factors over the biogeochemical cycles of contaminants in the air-water-soil-plant system, particularly with respect to transport, fate, and chemical transformation of pollutants in ecosystems; 3) characterizing ecosystem responses to phytoremediation processes and other anthropogenic perturbations, such as agricultural or industrial pollution and waste management.

My research program is conducted in an interdisciplinary approach, combining laboratory, field, and theoretical approaches, and at multiple spatial and temporal scales. 

Research Laboratory

• Research Group
• Lab Alumni
• Funded Research Projects

Teaching

• Applied Ecology (ENSC 550, BIOL 464, BIOL 564, Spring)
• Ecosystem Management and Sustainability (ENSC 340, Fall)
• Environmental Sampling (ENSC 520, Summer)
• Environmental Science Seminar I/II (ENSC 505/506)
• Pollution Ecology (ENSC 540, BIOL 468, Fall)
• Treatment Wetlands and Phytoremediation (ENSC 545, Spring)

Publications (Peer-Reviewed Journals, Books, and Conference Proceedings)

(Reprints can be Requested via Email)

Books

3. Bañuelos, G.S., Z.-Q. Lin, X.B. Yin, and N. Duan (eds.). 2011. Selenium: Global Perspectives of Impacts on Humans, Animals and the Environment. USTC Press, Hefei, China (ISBN: 978-7-312-02929-5). 128p.

2. Bañuelos, G.S., Z.-Q. Lin, and X.B. Yin (eds.). 2009. Selenium Deficiency, Toxicity and Biofortification for Human Health. USTC Press, Hefei, China (ISBN: 978-7-312-02592-1). 116p.

1. Bañuelos, G.S. and Z.-Q. Lin (eds.). 2009. Use and Development of Biofortified Agricultural Products. CRC Press. Boca Raton, Florida (ISBN: 978-1-4200-6005-8). 297p.

Chapters in Peer-Reviewed Books and Proceedings

20. Mudhoo, A. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2012. Phytoremediation of nickel - mechanisms, application and management. In: N. Ekekwe and N. Islam (eds.), Disruptive Technologies, Innovation and Global Redesign: Emerging Implication. Information Science Reference (IGI Global), Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA. 173-195.

19. Lin, Z.-Q. 2011. Biogenic volatilization in soil-plant systems. In: Bañuelos, G.S., Lin, Z.-Q., Yin, X.B. and Duan, N. (eds.), Selenium: Global Perspectives of Impacts on Humans, Animals and the Environment. University of Science and Technology of China Press, Hefei, China (ISBN: 978-7-312-02929-5). 11-12.

18. Haddad, S. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2011. Tolerance and accumulation of selenium by White Button and Baby Bella (Agaricus bisporus) Mushrooms. In: Bañuelos, G.S., Lin, Z.-Q., Yin, X.B. and Duan, N. (eds.), Selenium: Global Perspectives of Impacts on Humans, Animals and the Environment. University of Science and Technology of China Press, Hefei, China (ISBN: 978-7-312-02929-5). 99-100.

17. Pilon-Smits, E.A.H., J.R. Valdez barillas, D. Van Hoewyk, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2010. Phytoremediation of selenium. In: G. Płaza (ed.), Trends in Bioremediation and Phytoremediation. Research Signpost, Kerala, India. 355-372.

16. Huff, D., J. Harris, P. Brunkow, K.A. Johnson, Z.-Q. Lin, and J. Schaefer. 2010. Accumulation and distribution of arsenic in pond snail and fish with different feeding strategies and effects of phosphorous contamination in wetland microcosms. In: J.-S. Jean, J. Bundschuh, and P. Bhattacharya (eds.), Arsenic in Geosphere and Huamn Diseases – As 2010. CRC Press. Boca Raton, FL. 204-205.

15. Mudhoo, A., S.K. Sharma, Z.-Q. Lin, and O.P. Dhankher. 2010. Phytoremediation of arsenic-contaminated environment: An overview. In: S.K. Sharma and A. Mudhoo (Eds.), Green Chemistry for Environmental Sustainability. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida. 127-149.

14. Liu, Y., F. Li, X.B. Yin, Z.-Q. Lin. 2010. Plant-based biofortification: from phytoremediation to selenium-enriched agricultural products. In: S.K. Sharma and A. Mudhoo (Eds.), Green Chemistry for Environmental Sustainability. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida. 341-356.

13. Lin, Z.-Q. 2009. Uptake and accumulation of selenium in plants in relation to chemical speciation and biotransformation. In: G. Banuelos and Z.-Q. Lin (eds.), Development and Uses of Biofortified Agricultural Products. CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida. 45-56.

12. Lin, Z.-Q. 2008. Ecological process: volatilization. In: S.E. Jorgensen and B.D. Fath (eds.), Encyclopedia of Ecology, 1st edition, Elsevier B.V., Oxford, UK. 3700-3705.

11. Ruppert, L., Z.-Q. Lin, R.P. Dixon, and K.A. Johnson. 2007. Identification of volatile arsenical compounds produced during phytoremediation using a novel sampling and GC-MS technique. In: Y. Zhu, N. Lepp, and R. Naidu (Eds.), Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements: Environmental Protection, Remediation, and Human Health, Tsinghua University Press, Beijing, China (ISBN: 978-7-302-15627-7). 873-874.

10. Upadhyaya, P., R.P. Dixon, D. Duvernell, K.A. Johnson, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2007. Selenium volatilization by soil bacteria isolated from rhizosphere of rabbitfoot grass (Polypogon monspeliensis). In: Y. Zhu, N. Lepp, and R. Naidu (eds.), Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements: Environmental Protection, Remediation, and Human Health, Tsinghua University Press, Beijing, China (ISBN 978-7-302-15627-7). 562-563.

9. Lin, Z.-Q., H. Mohamed, Z. H. Ye, and N. Terry. 2007. Phytorestoration of metal-contaminated industrial wasteland: a greenhouse feasibility study. In: D. Sarkar, R. Datta, and R. Hannigan (eds.), Concepts and Applications in Environmental Geochemistry. Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 487-502.

8. Bañuelos, G.S. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2007. Reuse of agricultural drainage water in Central California: phytosustainability in soil with high levels of salinity and toxic trace elements. In: E. Frossard, W. E.H. Blum, B. Warkentin, and U. Wolf (eds.), Function of Soils for Human Societies and the Environment. The Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 266, 79-88.

7. Lin, Z.-Q. 2005. Bioaccumulation. In: Jay H. Lehr, Jack Keeley (eds.). Water Encyclopedia: Surface and Agricultural Water. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Hoboken, NJ. 34-36.

6. Lin, Z.-Q., H. Hussein, A. Tagmount, A. Lee, and N. Terry. 2003. Pickleweed: a novel species for the phytoremediation of selenium. In: G.R. Gobran and N. Lepp (eds.), Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on the Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden (ISBN: 91-576-6582-6).1(2): 172-173.

5. Bañuelos, G.S., Z.-Q. Lin, N. Terry, and I. Arroyo. 2003. Managing toxic levels of soluble selenium in drainage sediment with phytoremediation. In: G.R. Gobran and N. Lepp (eds.), Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on the Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements, SLU, Uppsala, Sweden (ISBN: 91-576-6582-6). 1(2): 128-129.

4. Fox, P., D. LaDuc, H. Hussein, Z.-Q. Lin, and N. Terry. 2002. Selenium speciation in soils and plants. In: Y. Cai, and O. Braids, (eds.), Biogeochemistry of Environmentally Important Trace Elements. American Chemical Society. 339-345.

3. Zayed, A. Pilon-Smits, E. de Souza, M. Lin, Z.-Q. and Terry, N. 2000. Remediation of selenium-polluted soils and waters by phytovolatilization. In: N. Terry and G.S. Bañuelos (eds.), Phytoremediation of Metal Contaminated Soil and Water. Lewis Publishers, New York. 61-83.

2. Lin, Z.-Q., Schuepp, P.H., Barthakur, N.N., Kennedy, G.G., and Schemenauer, R.S. 1997. On pathways of Mn and Zn deposited in subalpine forests in southern Quebec, Canada. In: R. Prost (ed.), Contaminated Soils. INRA, Paris. 099.PDF (6 pp).

1. Huang, H.-Y., Jiang, D.-M., Zhang, Y.-B., Lin, Z.-Q., and Wang, Y.-Y. 1993. Heavy metals in tree rings: A bioindicator of environmental pollution. In: Tu, Guangzhi and Liu, Dongsheng (eds.). Environmental Geochemistry and Human Health. Chinese Environmental Science Press, Beijing, China. 1-6.

Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals

43. Huang, Y., Q. Wang, J. Gao, Z.-Q. Lin, G.S. Bañuelos, L.X. Yuan, and X.B. Yin. 2013. Daily dietary selenium intake and hair selenium contents in a high selenium area of Enshi, China. Nutrients. 5(3): 700-710.

42. Hussar, E., S. Richards, Z.-Q. Lin, R.P. Dixon, and K.A. Johnson. 2012. Human health risk assessment of 16 priority polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soils of Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. Water, Soil, and Air Pollution. 223(9): 5535-5548.

41. Ruppert, L., Z.-Q. Lin, R.P. Dixon, and K.A. Johnson. 2012. Assessment of solid phase microfiber extraction fibers for the monitoring of volatile organoarsinicals emitted from a plant-soil system. Journal of Hazardous Materials. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2012.06.046.

40. Wang, S., D. Liang, D. Wang, W. Wei, D. Fu, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2012. Selenium fractionation and speciation in agriculture soils and accumulation in corn (Zea mays L.) under field conditions in Shaaxi Province, China. Science of the Total Environment. 427-428: 159–164.

39. Mahdy, A.M., E.A. Elkhatib, N.O. Fathi, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2012. Use of drinking water treatment residuals in reducing bioavailability of metals in biosolid-amended alkaline soils. Communication in Soil Science and Plant Analysis. 43: 1216–1236.

38. Brugam, R.B., M. Ketterer, L. Maines, Z.-Q. Lin, and W.A. Retzlaff. 2012. Application of a simple binary mixing model to the reconstruction of lead pollution sources in two Mississippi River floodplain lakes. Journal of Paleolimnology. 47: 101-112.

37. Mahdy, A., E. Elkhatib, N. Fathi, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2011. Soil solution changes affected by biosolids and aluminum-based drinking water treatment residuals (Al-WTRs) during a short-term incubation experiment. Journal of Environment and Earth Science. 2: 21-36.

36. Mahdy, A., E. Elkhatib, N. Fathi, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2011. Phosphorus speciation in drinking water treatment residuals (WTRs) and biosolid-amended soils using XANES Spectroscopy. Journal of Environment and Earth Science. 1: 6-20.

35. Gao, J., Y. Liu, Z.-Q. Lin, G.S. Bañuelos, M. Lam, X.B. Yin. 2010. Daily selenium intake in a moderate selenium deficiency area of Suzhou, China. Food Chemistry. 126(3):1088-1093.

34. Bañuelos, G.S. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2010. Cultivation of Indian Fig Opuntia in selenium-laden agriculture drainage sediments under field conditions. Soil Use and Management. 26(2): 167-175.

33. Lin, Z.-Q., N.Terry, S. Gao, H. Hussein, and Z.H. Ye. 2010. Vegetation changes and partitioning of selenium in 4-year-old constructed wetlands treating agricultural drainage. International Journal of Phytoremediation.12(3): 255-267.

32. Mahdy, A.M., E.A. Elkhatib, N.O. Fathi and Z.-Q. Lin. 2009. Effects of co-application of biosolids and water treatment residuals on corn growth and bioavailable phosphorus and aluminum in alkaline soils in Egypt. Journal of Environmental Quality. 38: 1501-1510.

31. Keller, S., T. Zhang, S. Webb, R. Brugam, K. Johnson and Z.-Q. Lin. 2008. Effects of suburban land use on phosphorous fractions and speciation in the Upper Peruque Creek, Eastern Missouri.  Water Environment Research. 80(4): 316-323.

30. Bañuelos, G.S. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2007. Acceleration of selenium volatilization in seleniferous agricultural drainage sediments amended with methionine and casein. Environmental Pollution. 150(3):306-12

29. Shrestha, B., S. Lipe, K.A. Johnson, T.Q. Zhang, W. Retzlaff and Z.-Q. Lin. 2006. Soil hydraulic manipulation and organic amendment for the enhancement of selenium volatilization in a soil-pickleweed system. Plant and Soil. 288: 189-196.

28. Tryfonas, A. E., J.K. Tucker, P.E. Brunkow, K.A. Johnson, H.S. Hussein, and Z.-Q. Lin. 2006. Metal accumulation in eggs of the red-eared slider (Trachemys scripta elegans) in the Lower Illinois River. Chemosphere. 63: 39-48.

27. Bañuelos, G.S., Z.-Q. Lin, I. Arroyo, and N. Terry. 2005. Selenium volatilization in vegetated agricultural drainage sediment from the San Luis Drain, Central California. Chemosphere. 60(9): 1203-1213.

26. Bañuelos, G.S. and Z.-Q. Lin. 2005. Phytoremediation management of selenium-laden drainage sediments in the San Luis Drain: A greenhouse feasibility study. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. 62(3): 309-316.

25. Ye, Z. H., Z.-Q. Lin, S. N. Whiting, M. P. de Souza, and N. Terry. 2003. Possible use of constructed wetland to remove selenocyanate, arsenic, and boron from electric utility waste-water. Chemosphere. 52: 1571-1579.

24. Gao, S. K.K. Tanji Z.-Q. Lin, N. Terry, and D.W. Peters. 2003. Selenium removal and mass balance in a constructed flow-through wetland system. Journal of Environmental Quality. 32: 1557-1570.

23. Gao, S., K.K. Tanji, D.W. Peters, Z.-Q. Lin, and N. Terry. 2003. Selenium removal from irrigation drainage water flowing through constructed wetland cells with special attention to accumulation in sediments. Water, Air and Soil Pollution. 1: 263-284.

22. Lin, Z.-Q. and N. Terry. 2003. Selenium removal by constructed wetlands:  Quantitative importance of biological volatilization in the treatment of selenium-laden agricultural drainage water. Environmental Science and Technology. 3: 606-615.

21. Bañuelos, G.S., Z.-Q. Lin, L. Wu, and N. Terry. 2002. Phytoremediation of selenium-contaminated soils and waters: fundamentals and future prospects. Reviews on Environmental Health. 4: 291-306.

20. Lin, Z.-Q., M. de Souza, I.J. Pickering, and N. Terry. 2002. Evaluation of the macroalga, Chara canescens, for the remediation of selenium-contaminated agricultural drainage by microcosms. Journal of Environmental Quality. 31: 2104-2110.

19. Lin, Z.-Q., V. Cervinka, I.J. Pickering, A. Zayed, and N. Terry. 2002. Managing selenium-contaminated agricultural drainage water by the Integrated on-Farm Drainage Management system: role of selenium volatilization. Water Research. 12: 3149-3159.

18. Lee, A., Z.-Q. Lin, I.J. Pickering, and N. Terry. 2001. X-ray absorption spectroscopy study shows that the rapid selenium volatilizer, pickleweed (Salicornia bigelovii Torr.), reduces selenate to organic forms without the aid of microbes. Planta. 213: 977-980.

17. Ye, Z.H., S.N. Whiting, J.H. Qian, C.M. Lytle, Z.-Q. Lin, and N. Terry. 2001. Trace element removal from coal ash leachate by a 10-year-old constructed wetland. Journal of Environmental Quality. 30: 1710-1719.

16. Ye, Z.H. S.N. Whiting, Z.-Q. Lin, C.M. Lytle, J.H. Qian, and N. Terry. 2001. Removal and distribution of Fe, Mn, Co, and Ni within a Pennsylvania constructed wetland treating coal combustion by-product leachate. Journal of Environmental Quality. 30: 1464-1473.

15. Lin, Z.-Q., R.S. Schemenauer, V. Cervinka, A. Zayed, and N. Terry. 2000. Selenium volatilization from a soil-plant treatment system for the remediation of contaminated water and soil in the San Joaquin Valley. Journal of Environmental Quality. 29: 1048-1056.

14. Lin, Z.-Q., Hansen, D., Zayed, A., and Terry, N. 1999. Biological selenium volatilization: method of measurement under field conditions. Journal of Environmental Quality. 28: 309-315.

13. Lin, Z.-Q., Schemenauer, R.S., Schuepp, P.H., Barthakur, N.N., and Kennedy, G.G. 1997. Airborne metal pollutants in southern Quebec, Canada and their likely source regions. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology. 87: 41-54.

12. Lin, Z.-Q., and Schuepp, P.H. 1996. Contamination and distribution of metal deposits on the surface of balsam fir (Abies balsamea (L) Mill) foliage by micro-PIXE. Environmental Science and Technology. 30(1): 246-251.

11. Lin, Z.-Q., Hendershot, W.H., Kennedy, G.G., Dutilleul, P., and Schuepp, P.H. 1996. Total elements in forest soils affected by acid deposition in southern Quebec. Canadian Journal of Soil Science. 76: 165-171.

10. Lin, Z.-Q., Barthakur, N.N., Schuepp, P.H., and Kennedy, G.G. 1996. Uptake and translocation studies in balsam fir (Abies balsamea (L) Mill.) seedlings with ⁵⁴Mn and ⁶⁵Zn radioisotopes applied to soil surfaces. Journal of Environmental Quality. 25(1): 92-96.

9. Lin, Z.-Q., Barthakur, N.N., Schuepp, P.H., and Kennedy, G.G. 1995. Uptake and translocation of ⁵⁴Mn and ⁶⁵Zn applied on foliage and bark surfaces of balsam fir (Abies balsamea (L.) Mill.) seedlings. Environmental and Experimental Botany. 35(4): 475-483.

8. Lin, Z.-Q., Schuepp, P.H., Schemenauer, R.S., and Kennedy, G.G. 1995. Trace metal contamination in and on balsam fir (Abies balsamea (L) Mill.) foliage in southern Quebec, Canada. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 81: 175-191.

7. Huang, H.-Y., Jiang, D.-M., and Lin, Z.-Q. 1993. Cadmium in tree rings and environmental Cd-pollution. China Environmental Science. 13(1): 11-16.

6. Huang, H.-Y., Jiang, D.-M., Zhang, C.-X., Zhang, Y.-B., and Lin, Z.-Q. 1991. Study of the control of cadmium-pollution in soils by forest ecological engineering. China Environmental Science (English Edition). 2(1): 36-45.

5. Lin, Z.-Q. and H.-Y Huang. 1989. Tolerance of woody-plants to mercury. Acta Ecological Sinica. 9(4): 315-319.

4. Lin, Z.-Q. and H.-Y Huang. 1989. Uptake and tolerance of plants to mercury in soils (Review). Agro-Environmental Protection. 8(5): 33-35.

3. Lin, Z.-Q. and H.-Y Huang. 1989. Application of forest eco-engineering in controlling environmental pollution. Urban Environment and Ecology. 2(1): 41-43.

2. Lin, Z.-Q. and H.-Y Huang. 1988. On phytoremediation of Hg-contaminated soils by woody-plants. China Environmental Science. 8(3): 35-40.

1. Liu, R.-K., Z.-Q., Lin, L. Wang, and W.-H., Chen. 1986. Sulphur content in tree bark and the assessment of air quality in winter. Journal of Liaoning University (Natural Sciences). 3: 54-59.

Service

• Vice President, International Society of Environmental Indicators (2009-present)
• Treasurer, International Society for Selenium Research (2012-present)
• Chair, Environmental Science Division, Illinois State Academy of Science (2004-2006)
• Member of Editorial Board: Journal of Environmental Indicators, International Society of Environmental Indicators (2010-present)
• Member of Editorial Board: Current Bioactive Compounds, Bentham Science Publishers (2007-present)
• Theme Editor: Biological Science. The Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS), developed under the auspices of the UNESCO, Eolss Publishers Co. Ltd., UK (2006-present)
• Co-Chair, First International Conference on Selenium in the Environment and Human Health, 2009, Suzhou, China
• Chair, Phytoremediation of Metalloids Session at the 3rd International Conference on Soil Pollution and Remediation, 2008, Nanjing, China
• Chair, Bioindicators of Water, Air and Soil Pollution Session at the 16th International Conference on Environmental Bioindicators, 2008, Orlando, Florida
• Chair, Salinity & Selenium Session at the 4th International Conference on Phytotechnologies, 2007, Denver, USA
• Co-Chair, Symposium on the Development and Uses of Biofortified Agricultural Products at the 9th International Conference on the Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements, 2007, Beijing, China
• Chair, Bioindicators of Water, Air and Soil Pollution Session at the 15th International Conference on Environmental Bioindicators, 2007, Hong Kong
• Invited Scientific Reviewer for Journals:  Agricultural and Food Science in Finland; Australian Journal of Soil Research; Bioremediation Journal; Bioresource Technology; Chemosphere; Ecotoxicology; Environmental Monitoring and Assessment; Environmental Pollution; Environmental Sciences & Technology; Environmental Technology; Ethiopian Journal of Science; Functional Plant Biology; International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry; International Journal of Phytoremediation; Journal of Environmental Engineering; Journal of Environmental Management; Journal of Environmental Quality; Journal of Environmental Sciences; Journal of Hydrology; Journal of Plant Growth Regulation; Landscape and Urban Planning; Oxford University Press; Pedosphere: an International Journal; Plant Physiology and Biochemistry; Plant and Soil; Science of the Total Environment; Soil and Sediment Contamination; Soil Use and Management; Water Environment Research; Wetlands
• Invited Scientific Reviewer for Funding Agencies:  Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Arab Science & Technology Foundation; Louisiana’s National Science Foundation; Qatar National Research Fund; Swiss National Science Foundation; USDA-CSREES; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation; U.S. National Science Foundation.

Press

• TE News: 2013, 3(1), 13. Selenium-enriched edible mushrooms: Integrating selenium phytoremediation with biofortification. [full article]
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch: May 21, 2012. SIUE students’ research honoured. (http://www.stltoday.com/suburban-journals/illinois/education/siue-students-research-honored/article_09b65f22-a144-11e1-852d-0019bb30f31a.html)
• This Week in CAS: October 31, 2011. EPA grant explores mushrooms, selenium. (http://thisweekincas.com/2011/10/31/)
• Chattanooga Times Free Press: February 13, 2005. Researchers ready for creek study. [full article]
• Environment News Service: January 8, 2003. Wetlands clean selenium from farm runoff. (http://ens-newswire.com/ens/jan2003/2003-01-08-09.asp)
• The Reporter: January 6, 2003. Selenium study serves scientists big surprise. (http://63.192.157.117/Current/News/Inside/03/01/dailyinside010603.html#id3124677789)
• Wildlife News: January 4, 2003. Nature's filter: Wetlands clean selenium from agricultural runoff. (http://www.naturalworldtours.co.uk/articles2003/jan/jan0403.htm)
• The Oakland Tribune: January 4, 2003. Marshes can clean pollutant from farm runoff: Study in Central Valley finds that plants, microbes send selenium harmlessly into the air. [full article]
• Breakthroughs: 2002, 8(1), 17-18. Exploring a world of opportunities - Turning students on with research. [full article]
• California WILD: 2001, Summer, 18-23. Plant Power: mean, green, toxin-cleaning machines. [full article]
• ESTUARY Newsletter: 2001, 10(4), 3. Science Spot - Selenium busters. (http://sfep.abag.ca.gov/sfep-newsletter/2001_08/article_04.php)
• EPRI Journal: 1997, 22(4), 16-25. Constructed wetlands treat wastewater naturally. [full article]

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