This invention relates to the field of soil
pollution control technology, specifically to a microbial-
phytoremediation method for heavy
metal contaminated soil in mining waste sites. It includes a supporting base layer, on which a
leachate collection layer, a heavy
metal passivation and
isolation layer, a microbial reinforcement layer, and a
plant growth layer are sequentially arranged. This invention organically integrates multi-layered structural units to form a spatially ordered structure of
leachate drainage—heavy
metal passivation—microbial loading—
plant growth. It employs immobilized functional microbial agents and embeds multi-parameter sensing devices to establish a monitoring-feedback-control closed-loop
system. Simultaneously, hyperaccumulating plants are planted and inoculated with
arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, achieving a shift from an open-loop passive mode to a closed-loop active collaborative mode, avoiding problems such as delayed remediation response, poor
synergy, and insufficient long-term stability.