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水培条件下两种植物根系分泌特征及其与污染物去除的关系

黄永芳1,杨秋艳1,张太平1,2**,何金涛3   

  1. (1华南理工大学环境与能源学院, 广州 510006; 2工业聚集区污染控制与生态修复教育部重点实验室, 广州 510006; 3广州市新之地环保产业有限公司, 广州 510380)
  • 出版日期:2014-02-10 发布日期:2014-02-10

Secretion characteristics of two plants under hydroponic culture and its relationships with pollutant removal. 

HUANG Yong-fang1, YANG Qiu-yan1, ZHANG Tai-ping1,2**, HE Jin-tao3   

  1. (1College of Environment and Energy, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou 510006, China; 2Key Laboratory of Pollution Control and Ecosystem Restoration in Industry Clusters, Ministry of Education, Guangzhou 510006, China; 3Guangzhou Newearth Environmental Protection Industry Co., Ltd, Guangzhou 510380, China)
  • Online:2014-02-10 Published:2014-02-10

摘要: 分别以黑臭河涌污水和霍格兰营养液作为培养液,选取种内个体大小基本一致的风车草(Cyperus alternifolius)和美人蕉(Canna indica)各2株分别水培于2种培养液中,研究经污水驯化和营养液培养后植物的生长状况、根系分泌物、根系径向泌氧以及污水净化效果。结果表明,美人蕉在营养液中的增长速率明显高于污水,而风车草在2种培养液中的增长速率相差不大。2种植物在2种培养液中的单位重量分泌能力存在显著差异。在经过污水及营养液培养后,风车草单位重量分泌能力均高于美人蕉;就单种植物而言,污水水培的植株单位重量分泌能力均高于营养液水培的植株。风车草(营养液)、风车草(污水)、美人蕉(营养液)和美人蕉(污水)的最大分泌量分别为2.89、34.76、1.28、1.82 mg·g-1·d-1。在2种培养液中,风车草的根系泌氧速率均明显高于美人蕉。就单种植物而言,经污水驯化的植物,其泌氧速率均高于营养液中培植的植物,风车草(污水)泌氧速率最大,为0.92 μmol O2·h-1·g-1(植株)或6.69 μmol O2·h-1·g-1(根),美人蕉(营养液)泌氧速率最小,为0.20 μmol O2·h-1·g-1(植株)或1.15 μmol O2·h-1·g-1(根)。植物经过一段适应期后,对氨氮、TN、TP的去除率稳定达到90%以上;COD的去除率整体不高,单位重量的风车草和美人蕉对COD的去除量分别为6.95±1.78和1.35±0.52 mg·g-1,而对TP的去除量最小,分别为0.28±0.06和0.06±0.02 mg·g-1。对于COD、氨氮、TN和TP,风车草的单位重量去除量显著高于美人蕉,这与风车草根系分泌有机物能力及根系泌氧能力较美人蕉强有明显的一致性。研究表明,采用风车草作为浮床植物应用于污染水体修复,能达到更佳的效果。

关键词: 生物结皮, 藓结皮, 土壤酶活性, 土壤养分, 黄土高原

Abstract: Polluted river water and Hoagland nutrient solution were taken as the culture media for detecting secretion characteristics of two plants, Cyperus alternifolius and Canna indica, under hydroponic culture and its relationships with pollutant removal in this study. Both plants with no significant intraspecific differences in size and weight were cultured to observe the growth, to compare the root exudation, radial oxygen loss as well as their relationships with water purification by the two plants in the two culture media. C. indica had a significantly higher growth rate in the nutrient solution than in the polluted river water, while C. alternifolius showed no significant difference in both media. The amounts of root exudation per unit weight of plant were significantly different between the two plants in the two media. C. alternifolius exuded more per unit weight than C. indica in both solutions. Both plants exhibited greater secretion in polluted water than in the nutrient solution. The maximums of root secretion in the nutritional solution and polluted river water for C. alternifolius and C. indica were 2.89 and 34.76, and 1.28 and 1.82 mg·g-1·d-1, respectively. Radial oxygen loss (ROL) rate of C. alternifolius was significantly higher than that of C. indica in both solutions. Both plants showed higher ROL rates in polluted water than in the nutrient solution. For C. alternifolius, the highest ROL rate was 0.92 μmol O2·h-1·g-1 (plant) or 6.69 μmol O2·h-1·g-1 (root) in the polluted water; while the lowest was 0.20 μmol O2·h-1·g-1 (plant) or 1.15 μmol O2·h-1·g-1 (root) in the nutrient solution. After the adaptation period, the removal efficiencies of ammonia, TN, TP reached more than 90%, while COD removal was lower and fluctuated within a certain range. The amounts of COD removal per unit weight of C. alternifolius and C. indica reached 6.95±1.78 and 1.35±0.52 mg·g-1, respectively, while the amounts of TP removal were the smallest, being only 0.28±0.06 and 0.06±0.02 mg·g-1, respectively. The higher efficiencies of removal of pollutants COD, ammonia, TN and TP by C. alternifolius per unit weight than by Canna indica, were significantly associated with root secretion and radial oxygen loss. The results indicated that using C. alternifolius as floating bed plant in treating polluted river water could achieve a higher efficiency.

Key words: biological soil crust, moss crust, soil enzyme activity, soil nutrient, Loess Plateau.