生物炭對植物生長發(fā)育及鎘吸收的影響
[Abstract]:In recent years, with the rapid development of urbanization and industry and agriculture, the pollution of heavy metals in soil, water and atmosphere is becoming more and more serious. Some grain, vegetable and medicinal plant planting areas in China are under the threat of heavy metal pollution, especially cadmium pollution, which occurs from time to time and directly endangers human health. The relationship between edible medicinal plants and human life and health is very close. Therefore, it is of great scientific value and practical significance to study the safe production and pollution control of vegetables and medicinal plants in heavy metal polluted environment. Biochar (Biochar) has many excellent properties. Previous studies have shown that biochar can affect the morphology and migration behavior of heavy metals in soil, and has significant advantages in soil improvement and pollution remediation, but in production, the degree of heavy metal pollution can be reduced. Application potential and how to apply, at present is not clear enough. In order to evaluate the effect of biochar on the growth of vegetables and medicinal plants and to reduce the pollution of heavy metals, the optimum amount of biochar was analyzed. The root vegetables radish (Raphanus sativus L.) was selected in this study. The pot experiment was carried out in the soil polluted by cadmium by adding different sizes of biochar with five carbon to soil weight ratios, including lotus (36'(Nelumbo nucifera 'Taikong Lian36') and red miltiorrhiza (Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge), a small leafy greengrocery (Brassicachinensis L.),) aquatic multi-purpose plant, and the terrestrial medicinal plant, Danshen (Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge), as materials. The main results were as follows: (1) adding biochar could promote the growth and development of turnip, lotus and salvia miltiorrhiza, and its leaf growth was better than that of control. The plant height and fresh weight increased significantly (P 0.05), which effectively reduced the stress injury caused by cadmium. The effects of biochar on the ratio of root to shoot of plants were obvious and regular: adding biochar was more beneficial to promote the expansion of turnip root and the growth of leaves of small green vegetables, and significantly increased the growth of underground part of lotus flower and the expansion of lotus root. This indicated that the addition of biochar to soil increased the yield of the main edible parts of plants to some extent. Plant growth was not affected by the size of biochar, but there was a significant relationship with the addition ratio. (2) the addition of cadmium resulted in significant physiological stress in four species of plants. However, the effect of different proportion of biochar on the mitigation of cadmium stress was not significant. Especially for lotus and salvia miltiorrhiza, both plants showed some tolerance to cadmium because the concentration of cadmium was not enough to produce severe stress. The ratio gradient and particle size of biochar had no obvious effect on the physiology of experimental plants. (3) addition of biochar could reduce the cadmium content in the underground part of radish grown in cadmium polluted soil, and the cadmium content in aboveground part of small green vegetable decreased by 81.21% and 83.04, respectively. The cadmium contents in the roots and leaves of Salvia miltiorrhiza decreased 43.63% and 52.81%, respectively, and the cadmium enrichment coefficients in the four plants were decreased respectively. Except for lotus flowers, biochar could inhibit the transport of cadmium from the underground part to the aboveground part of the other three plants, with the exception of lotus flower, the content of cadmium in the roots and leaves of Salvia miltiorrhiza was decreased by 43.63% and 52.81%, respectively. Therefore, the enrichment of cadmium in edible parts of plants was reduced. (4) when 4mg/kg cadmium ion was added to the soil, the optimum carbon addition of both vegetables was 10%, and the optimum carbon addition amount of the two medicinal plants was 20% when 3mg/kg cadmium ion was added. These two ratios of biochar can not only significantly promote the growth of the corresponding plants, alleviate the physiological stress caused by heavy metals, but also significantly reduce the content of heavy metals in plants, so that the plants can reach the edible standard. It provides scientific theoretical basis and practical reference for biochar as a substrate to control heavy metal pollution and improve the safety of edible medicinal plants.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:湖南科技大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:X173
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