| 蚯蚓（Eisennia foetida）对玉米根际As、P形态转化及其吸收的影响 |
| 摘要点击 2846 全文点击 1453 投稿时间：2006-09-04 修订日期：2006-10-23 |
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| 中文关键词 蚯蚓 玉米 砷污染土壤 磷 形态 秸秆 |
| 英文关键词 earthworm maize As-polluted soil phosphorus fractionation rice straw |
| DOI 10.13227/j.hjkx.20070734 |
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| 中文摘要 |
| 从湖南省石门县的As矿区附近采集不同程度As污染的农田土壤，通过盆栽添加秸秆和接种蚯蚓等处理来研究蚯蚓对玉米根际As、P形态转化及其吸收的影响，10周后收获玉米，测定了玉米生物量、体内As、P含量以及根际土壤中As、P形态.结果发现，与对照相比，不论土壤含As浓度高低，接种蚯蚓或同时施加秸秆增加玉米地上部和地下部的生物量，最高分别高出对照149％和222％.在中、高As土壤中，玉米地下部As浓度是蚯蚓和同时添加秸秆处理中最高，地上部是单接蚯蚓处理高于单施秸秆处理.不同As浓度下，地下部P浓度是单接蚯蚓处理的最高，地上部是单施秸秆处理的最高.逐级提取法分析根际土壤As、P形态表明，低As土壤中Ca-P影响玉米吸收As（r=0.981），中、高As土壤中晶态的Fe、Al水合氧化物态As不利于玉米吸收Al-P，相关性系数分别为0.953、0.997.接种蚯蚓或同时施加秸秆，促进根际土壤中非专性吸附态的、Fe和Al结合态的As形态含量以及O-P含量升高，在中、高As土壤中效果更明显. |
| 英文摘要 |
| A pot experiment was conducted to examine the roles of earthworm in As uptake from original As-polluted soil by maize (Zea mays L.), and their effects on As, P fractions in the rhizosphere. The As-polluted soils with three As levels were collected from the arable soil near As mine. The plants were harvested after 10 weeks of growth. Dry weight (DW) and P, As concentrations of plants, as well as As and P fractions of the rhizospheric soil, were determined. The results showed that inoculated earthworm or appended rice straw increased maximal 149%, 222% DW of root and shoot, respectively. At the medium and high soil As levels, root As concentration in the soil treated by earthworm and rice straw was highest among all treatments, and earthworm increased more As concentration of shoot than rice straw did. In different soil As levels, root P concentration in the soil treated by earthworm was highest, and shoot P by rice straw. Ca-P affected maize absorbing As at the low soil As level（r=0.981）, and maize absorbing Al-P was restrained by As involved in well-crystallized hydrous oxides of Fe and Al at the medium （r=0.953）and high （r=0.997）soil As levels. The concentration of non-specially absorbed As and As combined with Fe or Al and of O-P increased at the soil inoculated earthworm or/and appended rice straw at the same time. These results indicated that earthworm was more valuable for plant developing than rice straw was. |
