Dr. Michael J. Blaylock

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  Dr. Michael J. Blaylock [e-mail]Vice President, Systems DevelopmentDr. Blaylock heads the Company's Virginia office and manages environmental and systems development operations.Dr. Blaylock was Laboratory Head at Phytotech from 1997 to 1999, where he supervised a research team of laboratory, greenhouse and field personnel developing phytoremediation services.He joined Phytotech as a Research Scientist in 1996, having completed postdoctoral studies at Rutgers University and at the University of Wyoming from 1992-1996.He received his Ph.D. in Soil Chemistry from the University of Maryland in 1992, and his M.S. and B.S. in Agronomy from Brigham Young University in 1988 and 1987.

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  Dr. Michael J. Blaylock.Edenspace
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  Note to Editors: For a JPEG photo showing edenfernÔ "Victory" growing near pressure-treated lumber, please contact Dr. Blaylock.

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  Dr. Michael J. Blaylock(703) 961-8700, blaylock@edenspace.com
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  "Much of the equipment and many of the skills needed for successful phytoremediation are the same as those used in farming, soil preparation, fertilization, seeding, weed and pest control, irrigation, and harvest," observed Dr. Michael J. Blaylock, Edenspace's Principal Investigator on the project."Farmers who receive additional training in phytoremediation techniques should be able to address large-scale environmental challenges at Superfund sites, brownfields, and mining and industrial locations for which no cost-effective cleanup alternatives currently exist."Dr. Blaylock listed several examples of potential farmer-led projects, including:
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  Note to Editors: For a JPEG image of a field of lead-extracting sunflower plants growing at a small arms firing range, please contact Dr. Blaylock.

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  "In order to make cellulosic ethanol really competitive, we really need to bring those costs down," says Michael J. Blaylock, vice president of system development at Edenspace, a crop biotechnology firm based in Manhattan, KS.

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  Dr. Michael Blaylock, Edenspace(703) 961-8700, blaylock@edenspace.com
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  Michael J. Blaylock, Ph.D., of Edenspace serves as Project Director.

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  Dr. Michael Blaylock(703) 961-8700, blaylock@edenspace.com

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  Dr. Michael Blaylock, Edenspace(703) 961-8700, blaylock@edenspace.com

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  Dr. Michael J. Blaylock.Edenspace

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  Army using ferns to clean up contaminated soil - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/5/2004    Last Visited: 12/17/2006  

  "Most plants don't take up very much arsenic at all," said Michael Blaylock, director of technology for Edenspace."These plants have an unusual ability to take up very high concentrations of arsenic."Why?The answer is somewhat of a mystery, though one theory is that the ferns developed this ability to deter insects."Why these plants do it, why they have this capability, we don't really understand that yet," Blaylock said.He said the use of edenferns can decrease the soil concentration of arsenic by 10 to 20 parts per million each year.

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  Published on: 8/15/2001    Last Visited: 9/17/2008  

  Dr. Michael J. Blaylock, Director of Technology at Edenspace, is a leader in research, analysis, and development of phytoremediation strategies to address heavy metal and radionuclide contamination of soils.

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