KnowraConstructed wetlandLinked fromLinked fromThe 26 pages that link to Constructed wetland, each with the reason it gives.All 26Broader topic 10Related 10Compared with 6BioremediationRelated: Wetland systems can reduce pollutants through microbial activity and other natural treatment processes.PhytoremediationRelated: Wetland plants and their root-zone communities can treat wastewater and polluted runoff.Aquatic plantRelated: Planted wetland systems use aquatic vegetation to retain nutrients and pollutants.Agricultural runoffRelated: Wetlands can retain sediment and remove nutrients from agricultural drainage.CyperaceaeRelated: Sedges are planted in some systems for their tolerance of saturated soils and nutrient uptake.JuncaceaeRelated: Rushes can provide vegetation and root zones in these water-treatment systems.CyperusRelated: Papyrus and other sedges can be planted in treatment wetlands to absorb nutrients and support microbial treatment.Phragmites australisRelated: Common reed is planted in some systems to support treatment of wastewater and polluted runoff.TyphaRelated: Typha can be grown in these systems as emergent vegetation supporting treatment processes.Typha latifoliaRelated: Typha latifolia is a common emergent plant in engineered treatment systems.