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Heavy metal remediation involves the removal or neutralization of heavy metals from polluted environments such as soil, water, or sediments. These pollutants can present considerable dangers to both human health and the ecosystem. A range of methods, including physical, chemical, and biological approaches, are utilized for remediation purposes. Eliminating heavy metals from wastewater is essential because of their harmful effects and long-lasting presence in the environment. A range of methods are available for the detoxification of heavy metals in contaminated soil system. Among them, phytoremediation is as excellent technique for the removal of heavy metals in soil. A sustainable and environmentally benign technique called phytoremediation uses plants to extract, break down, or purify heavy metals from contaminated soil. It's an affordable substitute for more conventional clean-up techniques like soil replacement or chemical treatment. Heavy metals in soil can be accumulated and detoxified by a number of plant species, especially hyperaccumulators.