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The leather industry generates an important volume of wastewater with high content of salts, solids, nutrients and
chromium that are usually discharged to treatment plants and causes problems to the treatment process. For proper
pollution control adequate treatment is needed. The aim of our study was to evaluate the effect of different flow
rates of tannery effluent in a pilot scale vertical subsurface flow wetland (WS) cultivated with Phragmites australis
or Typha latifolia, as tertiary treatment technology, on removal of N, chemical oxygen demand (COD) and
suspended solids (SS).
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Tannery Typha latifolia Phragmites australis