人工湿地污水处理的应用现状及前景展望

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This paper reviews application and effectiveness of constructed wetlands in developing countries. Constructed wetlands are suitable for wastewater purification in developing countries including China, especially in the rural areas and small cities. Constraints of wetlands for wastewater treatment application include poor understanding of the technology involved, lack of information on the impacts of wastewater to plants (especially to native plant species) and the large-scale land requirement for constructing wetlands than the traditional wastewater treatment plants.

Key words： Constructed wetlands Wastewater treatment Application and prospect

Received: 25 August 2002

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Yang Qiong,Chen Zhanghe. Application and prospect of constructed wetlands in developing countries[J]. , 2002, 21(4): 357-360.

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