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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 2002, Vol. ›› Issue (2): 133-136.

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Comparative study on ecotoxicological indexes of crops exposure to reactive X-3B red dye

CHENG Yun, ZHOU Qixing, SONG Yufang, XU Huaxia, WANG Xin, REN Liping, LIU Wan   

  1. Open Laboratory of Terrestrial Ecological Process, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang 110016
  • Received:2001-06-30 Revised:2001-09-28 Online:2002-02-15

Abstract: Ecotoxicological indexes of wheat,Chinese cabbage and rice exposed to reactive X-3B red dye were studied using the experimental method of crop seed exposure.The results showed that reactions of the three crops to reactive X-3B red dye were different from each other.Based on the inhibition of seed gemination,the half effect concentration(IC50)of wheat,Chinese cabbage and rice was 8965,7010 and 7514mg稬-1.Based on the inhibition of root elongation,the IC50 of wheat,Chinese cabbage and rice was 6534,5882 and 4570mg稬-1.When seedlings were cultured for seven days after the gemination of seeds and the remaining seeds or husks were discarded,fresh and dry growing biomass of the three crops exposed to the dye was both decreased with the increasing the concentration of reactive X-3B red dye.However,the decrease rate of fresh biomass was higher than that of dry biomass.Biomass index of wheat was most sensitive to reactive X-3B red dye,followed by rice,and Chinese cabbage was most inertia when the crops were exposed to reactive X-3B red dye with the high concentration of 4500 and 5000mg稬-1.As far as the tolerance of wheat,Chinese cabbage and rice to reactive X-3B red dye was concerned,wheat had the strongest tolerance,on the contrary rice had the wakestone.

Key words: Dye pollution, Reactive X-3B red dye, Ecotoxicology, Crop effect

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