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Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology|November 19, 2019
Vicia: a green bridge to clean up polluted environmentsSabrina Ibañez, María I Medina, Elizabeth AgostiniChemosphere|March 25, 2011
Phenol tolerance, changes of antioxidative enzymes and cellular damage in transgenic tobacco hairy roots colonized by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiSabrina G Ibáñez, María I Medina, Elizabeth AgostiniPlant Physiology and Biochemistry : PPB|August 9, 2011
Antioxidant response of tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) hairy roots after phenol treatmentLucas G Sosa Alderete, Elizabeth Agostini, María I MedinaJournal of Hazardous Materials|October 19, 2010
Scale up of 2,4-dichlorophenol removal from aqueous solutions using Brassica napus hairy rootsVanina A Angelini, Joaquín Orejas, María I Medina, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|March 19, 2021
Vicia villosa Roth: a cover crop to phytoremediate arsenic polluted environmentsSabrina G Ibañez, Claudia N Travaglia, María I Medina, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|October 3, 2013
Use of hairy roots extracts for 2,4-DCP removal and toxicity evaluation by Lactuca sativa testVanina A Angelini, Elizabeth Agostini, María I Medina, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|November 25, 2011
Phytoremediation of phenol using Vicia sativa L. plants and its antioxidative responseSabrina G Ibáñez, Lucas G Sosa Alderete, María I Medina, et al.Journal of Hazardous Materials|December 22, 2009
Removal of 2,4-diclorophenol from aqueous solutions using tobacco hairy root culturesMelina A Talano, Silvina Frontera, Paola González, et al.Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology|January 5, 2013
Application of hairy roots for phytoremediation: what makes them an interesting tool for this purpose?Elizabeth Agostini, Melina A Talano, Paola S González, et al.Journal of Environmental Sciences (China)|July 5, 2015
Effect of arsenic on tolerance mechanisms of two plant growth-promoting bacteria used as biological inoculantsAna L Armendariz, Melina A Talano, Ana L Wevar Oller, et al.Pageof 2