Comparison of three ornamental plants for phytoextraction potential of chromium removal from tannery sludge |
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出 版 社：Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management |
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发表时间：2013 |
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台 站：鼎湖山森林生态系统定位研究站 |
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作 者：苗青，闫俊华
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点 击 率：559987 |
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关 键 字(英文)：Phytoextraction,Chromium accumulation,Ornamental plants,Tannery sludge |
| 摘 要(英文)：Based on pre-experimentation, three ornamental plants, Mirabilis jalapa, Impatiens Balsamin (I. Balsamin) and Tagetes erecta L., were selected as target plants to study the phytoextraction of chromium (Cr) in tannery sludge irrigated with four treatments according to Cr concentration gradient [Control (CK); 20.50 9 103 mg kg-1 (T1);
51.25 9 103 mg kg-1 (T2); 102.50 9 103 mg kg-1 (T3)].Results of pot experiments showed that the biomass of Mirabilis jalapa and Tagetes erecta L. had no significant differences among the four treatments, while I. Balsamin showed a decline trend in the biomass with the increase of Cr concentration, probably due to some extent to the poisoning effect of Cr under treatment T2 or T3. Mirabilis jalapa
accumulated Cr concentration, with 408.97, 124.97, 630.16 and 57.30 mg kg-1 in its roots, stems, leaves and inflorescence, respectively. The translocation factor and the bioaccumulation coefficient of Mirabilis jalapa are each greater than 1, indicating that Mirabilis jalapa has the strong ability to tolerate and enrich Cr by biological processes. Comparing accumulation properties of the three ornamental plants, in the amount and allocation, Mirabilis jalapa showed the highest phytoextraction efficiency and could grow well at
the high Cr concentration. Our experiments suggest that Mirabilis jalapa is the expected flower species for Cr removal from tannery sludge. |
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